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According to Gemini: The reports you read stem from a massive wave of online complaints in April 2022, where thousands of people posted about feeling sick after eating the cereal. Here is what happened: The Crowd-Sourced Wave: Thousands of posts flooded the website iwaspoisoned.com and social media, with people attributing stomach bugs, nausea, and diarrhea to Lucky Charms. The Internet "Echo Effect": Food safety experts noted that when a rumor goes viral, people who recently had a random stomach bug or norovirus recall eating the cereal and assume it caused their symptoms, creating an online chain reaction. Official Findings: The FDA and General Mills thoroughly tested manufacturing plants and cereal samples. They found no pathogens, toxins, or foodborne contamination, and no official recall was ever issued. Unless a specific box has gone bad due to expired or poor storage conditions, standard Lucky Charms off the shelf won't make you sick.

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