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In January 2014, alternative health and conspiracy web site NaturalNews.com posted a video showing Wheaties cereal flakes sticking to a magnet. The site claimed that this was irrefutable proof that the cereal is full of metal fragments. The video, created by The Health Ranger Mike Adams, was created to give the impression that the flakes were hidden in the cereal by a ne'er-do-well corporation: Indeed, in 2011, Scientific American posted instructions on how to perform the experiment with any iron-fortified breakfast cereal: A quick review of searches for breakfast cereal magnet experiment shows that it is a popular children's experiment. Here, a similar experiment is successfully demonstrated with Total breakfast cereal:
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