Despite the commotion on social media and negative publicity faced by General Mills over claims of foodborne illness linked to Lucky Charms, the FDA investigation appears to find that theysleep aids us did not have substance.###The agency enlisted the help of four states’ health departments — Arkansas, Kansas, Michigan and New York — to help wiopti-zinc supplementsth the investigation by interviewing consumers, the New York Post reported. And General Mills offered coupons worth $7 of the cost of select cereals to consumers whopure magnesium glycinate reviews reported illness, consumers told the publication.###Illnesses linked to dry cereal are not common, as it is fully cooked. Yet the number of consumers that reported feeling sick after eating Lucky Charms this year led some to believe that the product would be recalled.###Over 8,500 people have self-reported that they fell ill after eating Lucky Charms to website iwaspoisoned.com so far in 2022, CEO Patrick Quade told Food Dive in an emailed statement. This compares to only 36 having reported illness from the cereal to the website duriboots magnesium glycinateng the same period in 2021. Consumers on the website have reported experiencing symptoms including nausea, diarrhea and stomach cramps.###“Many of our community have expressed disappointment with the outcome of the investigation — we sympathize. We encourage consumers to continue to speak up,” Quade said. “We collaborate closely with regulators, and in many cases, consumer reporting can be the difference in idenmagnesium malate 500gtifying and resolving issues, and helping keep our food supply safe for all.” ###Past cases of foodborne illness linked to cereal have resulted in a recall. In 2018, Kellogg voluntarily recalled Honey Smacks cereal. According to the FDA, 135 consumers reported being sickened in the multistate outbreak, with 34 hospitalizations.