THE 9 SCARIEST FOOD ADDITIVES YOU'RE EATING RIGHT NOW

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THE 9 SCARIEST FOOD ADDITIVES YOU'RE EATING RIGHT NOW

1. PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED OIL Primary source of trans fat (not good fat) Increases shelf life and stabilizes flavor Products that contain partially hydrogenated oils, but have less than 0.5g of trans fat per serving can carry a “trans-fat free” label. “Fully hydrogenated oil” does not contain trans fats.  Bottom Line: Avoid foods containing trans fats, including margarine, vegetable shortening, crackers, cookies, baked goods, salad dressings, breads and chips.

2. HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP Chemically similar to table sugar (sucrose) Highly processed Linked to inhibiting leptin—the hormone responsible for telling your brain that you're full Too much sugar will harm bodily processes in countless ways, including increasing risk for diabetes, obesity and other metabolic disorders.

3. Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) It goes by many names: maltodextrin, sodium caseinate, autolyzed yeast, autolyzed vegetable protein, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, yeast extract and even citric acid. Over 40 forms of this processed additive in grocery store aisles Linked to obesity and type II diabetes   Bottom Line: It’s often found in canned soup, diet beverages, an array of popular fast food, packaged sausages and frankfurters, beef stew, instant soups, salad dressing and some packaged vegetarian foods.

4. BHA (BUTYLATED HYDROXYANISOLE) and BHT (BUTYLATED HYDROXYTOLUENE) Preservatives used in cereals, potato chips and chewing gum to keep them from going rancid. The additives negatively impact sleep and appetite Have been associated with liver and kidney damage, hair loss, behavioral problems, cancer, fetal abnormalities and growth retardation.

5. SODIUM NITRATE AND SODIUM NITRITE Additives that are used as colorants and to preserve the shelf life of meats like hot dogs, bacon, deli meats, and sausage. They mix with stomach acids to form nitrosamines, potent cancer-causing cells associated with oral, stomach, brain, esophageal and bladder cancers.

6. PROPYL GALLATE  Preservative used by food manufacturers to prevent fats and oils from spoiling Watch out for it in vegetable oil, potato sticks, chicken soup base, meat products, chewing gum and cosmetic products.

7. SODIUM BENZOATE AND BENZOIC ACID Additives used in some fruit juices, carbonated drinks and pickles When sodium benzoate is used in beverages also containing ascorbic acid, the substances can form small amounts of benzene, a chemical that causes leukemia and other cancers.

8. POTASSIUM BROMATE   An additive used in breads (like Wonder bread) and rolls to increase their volume and produce a fine crumb structure It has been banned by every other industrialized country other than the U.S. and Japan. Any leftover bromate that hangs around in the body has been shown to cause cancer in lab animals. You’ll find this additive in Wonder breads, Gold Medal flours, ShopRite brand breads, and New York Flatbread brand.

9. FOOD COLORINGS  Red #3, used in candy, baked goods and desserts, has demonstrated chromosomal damage and thyroid tumors. Red #40, found in drinks, desserts, candy and pet food, has spurred lymph tumors in lab testing. Yellow #5 (aka tartrazine) and #6 may cause thyroid and kidney tumors, lymphocytic lymphomas and chromosomal damage.  Bottom Line: . Your best bet is to opt for foods that use natural dyes like beta-carotene or annatto, or those that are dye-free.

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