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Food Preservatives


Tiny amounts of chemicals are added to what we eat, for safety, to improve the appearance or extend the shelf life of convenience foods. But today, food preservatives are a growing cause of anxiety. A preservative is any ingredient that you would not eat as food on its own. The basic intent of current food laws, around the world, is to prohibit the use of any additives unless relevant laws, regulations and codes, have specifically permitted them. Preservative is considered necessary to keep food wholesome. Few people dispute that preservatives are necessary to keep but it is the extent of preservatives use that has become a point of debate. More...

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French pradox

Image: French_paradox.jpg‎ The French paradox has been a serious subject of discussion among health and weight loss experts. In spite of dining on some of the richest foods in the world, the French population as a whole is slim. More...

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This section contains unbiased, carefully researched, condensed information about ingredients, methodologies, equipment, techniques and recipes, and also provides links to the latest news. It is pledged to help us make informed decisions about what we put inside our bodies. The sustaining core of this section is the belief that how we eat and what we eat is at the heart of who we are…. as individuals, as families and as communities.

We also believe that while food is a necessity for survival, it is also a metaphor replete with layers of meaning- food is love, joy, memories, comfort and refuge. Its consumption involves all five senses and impacts our well-being in a manner that is unique. We hope that this section will help us understand food and drink as health and happiness

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Soft drinks

  • A bone placed in a cola drink will dissolve in a few days.
  • A bottle of cola poured down a toilet bowl and left for an hour will leave it sparklingly clean.
  • Brushing your teeth after consuming a soft drink can actually erode the enamel from your teeth because of the presence of the acids in the soft drinks.
  • To neutralize one glass of cola you have to drink 32 glasses of water.
  • Pouring a can of cola over the terminals of a car battery that has corroded will remove the corrosion.
  • Aluminum foil dipped in cola can be used to rub off rust spots from the bumpers of cars . More....

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