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Sometimes the deadliest ingredients are hidden in the simplest things Ever wondered what exactly is in your daily bowl of cereal What do MSG and BHT stand for and how do they harm you Should you choose sugar or artificial sweeteners Or have you read multiple articles about the poisonous levels of aluminum in food but are unsure about how to avoid them practically in your dietSome of the most frightening and harmful ingredients to our health can be found in the common foods that we eat every daythe stuff no one tells us about With current updated research that has been compiled into a practical and straightforward guide for both the novice and the informed person Dont Eat This lists twelve of the most worrisome ingredients you might be ingesting every day and that you definitely want to watch out for including Highfructose corn syrup Mercury Aluminum Food coloring Bleached flour Nitrites And moreLearn what each ingredient is what it is used for its health risks and side effects which foods it can be found in how to locate it on labels and how to switch it out for healthier alternatives in your daily diet Dont let yourself eat any more of these ingredients now that you know to avoid them. The. . direct. . impact. of . the. . food. . you. . eat. is it . builds. . your. . cells. .. Your. . cells. . build. . your. . tissues. . . Your. . tissues. . build. . your. . organs. Jasper K. Imungi, PhD. Professor of Food Chemistry. Department of Food Science, Nutrition and Technology. University of Nairobi. Paper presented in the. . Food Additives and Safety Workshop, 24th June, 2014 Intercontinental Hotel, Nairobi. Like clothing and music, food goes through trends, or fashions.. These trends affect the foods that are available to us:. What is grown. What is produced. What is sold. Some trends describe preferences: style of food, cooking technique, or flavours that are popular. Harmful substance-many materials or substances used or created that could harm your health. These substances could be dusts, gases, or fumes that you breathe in, or liquids, gels or powders that come into contact with your eyes or skin. . Processed foods often contain small amounts of ingredients, added to extend their shelf life, or improve; colour, flavour, texture or nutritional value. Additives can be natural or synthetic (chemical).. :. Only use additives approved by your local regulatory . authority. NEVER. . use more additives than are allowed by law . NEVER. . use additives to alter the appearance of . food . Do . NOT. . sell produce treated with sulfites before it was received in the . May only be used if they fulfill acceptable and useful functions. . They must be safe to use.. There must be a technological need for their use.  . Their use must not mislead the consumer, i.e. issues related to the nature, freshness, quality of ingredients used. . Food additives are substances added to products to perform specific technological functions. These functions include preserving, i.e. increasing shelf-life or inhibiting the growth of pathogens, or adding . Packaging is one of the largest markets for plastic in the world. From food to medical supplies, cosmetics to numerous industrial applications, packaging is used to protect goods from damage in transi This book is the ultimate Paleo guide! The word Paleo comes from Paleolithic Diet a term used to refer to a new dietary lifestyle that is rapidly becoming popular globally. The diet revolves around eating that which our ancestors ate, which include game or wild meat, nuts, poultry, sea foods and fruits such as berries. In addition, it\'s thought that the ancient man didn\'t value milking animals and only the newborns enjoyed milk from their mothers. This diet has been attributed to provide many benefits among them boost energy levels, weight loss and heal ailments linked to poor dietary lifestyles. The caveman\'s diet is nowadays considered an alternative diet since the current agricultural and technological advancements have led to modification of plants and animals. For instance, the GMOs or genetically modified organisms are linked to cancer and other killer diseases. Therefore, in an attempt to be as healthy as our ancestors, we need to go back to what our ancestors. So what exactly does the paleo diet entail? The Paleo lifestyle is a natural diet that can help fuel and energize the body through supply of proteins and healthy fats as opposed to high sugar carbs. The ancient man ate a limited amount of carbs and no processed foods at all. However, high sugar carbs and processed foods are what form the bulk of what most Americans eat. For instance, grains are one of the most commonly eaten foods. However, grains are not necessarily healthy. Grains have a substance called lectin, which can hamper absorption of other nutrients making them counterproductive to your diet. You need this book!! Here is a preview of what you\'ll learn... What is the Paleo diet?What foods to eatWhat foods to avoidPaleo diet macro nutrientsPaleo diet on your thyroid food additives . Direct Food Additives. Indirect Food Additives. Types of additives. roles and functions of food additives in food. Coding of food additives. Food safty (food additives). Food preservation. AYAZ MAHMOOD. . (Ph. D). ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (CHEMISTRY). GOVT DEGREE COLLEGE, KULGAM . Introduction. Chemicals in food stuffs. Types of chemicals. Effects. Conclusion. Reference . CONTENTS. 1. INTRODUCTION. What are Additives?. Additives are substances put into food during processing in order to improve it in some way. . They may be natural, e.g. spices or herbs, or artificial, e.g. tartrazine, which is a yellow colour in sweets and soft drinks.. The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly. Most bacteria are . harmless. , many are . beneficial. , and a few are . harmful. It is a misconception that all bacteria are harmful. Although . some. bacteria are harmful, .