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Could Salicylates be Zapping Your Energy and Making You Feel Ill? by www.SixWise.com Salicylates occur naturally in many plant foods, acting as a plant hormone. The compounds are also manufactured synthetically and used to make painkilling drugs (aspirin and ibuprofen are the most well-known), flavoring, solvents, certain skin care products, perfume fixatives and preservatives.
