Without Food there is no Life. Without good food there is no quality of Life!
History shows
SUGAR facts
Like everything sugar has changed. Sugar cane has been around since creation. But Granulated sugar was never really available or used much till the mid 1900's. Processing of sugar removes all the nutrient value, and presents to the body in a form that is detrimental to health.
Processing is detrimental to health
Food is Fuel and Protection
Sugar in the western diet kills
Food is Fuel and Protection
BAD FUEL EQUALS BAD HEALTH. PROCESSED FOOD IS BAD FOOD AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED. GOOD FOOD IS PROTECTION & GOOD FOR HEALTH!
Processed Sugar is poison
Sugar in the western diet kills
Food is Fuel and Protection
So many ailments of today are brought on by poor diet, the Industry has tried to hide the facts, 92% of cancer and heart disease related to nutrition (CDC)
Sugar in the western diet kills
Sugar in the western diet kills
Sugar in the western diet kills
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FDA doesn't review Food Additives!
Reading the Labels is Part of Healthy Living
The additives listed in the “No-No” List are identified as the most important ingredients to avoid in processed foods, because they’re associated with negative health issues.
If a product contains any of these additives, try finding an alternative or make the food at home, from scratch.
Many people assume that everything allowed in our food has been proven safe to eat and that the FDA is ensuring the safety of all ingredients.
Sadly, that is not true.
The FDA hasn’t reviewed the safety of thousands of food additives, and isn’t even aware that many of them exist.
Crazy, right?
That means that dozens of products sitting in your kitchen right now could be filled with questionable additives.
It’s up to you to know what the specific ingredients are that you should watch out for on every label.
Below is more info on this.
Coming List of over 1300 items that are banned in Europe as unhealthy, yet they are on our shelves in the USA.
What Foods Are Banned in Europe but Not Banned in the U.S.
Many food additives and various drugs that are widely used in American foods are banned in Europe.
Q. What foods are banned in Europe that are not banned in the United States, and what are the implications of eating those foods?
A.The European Union prohibits or severely restricts many food additives that have been linked to cancer that are still used in American-made bread, cookies, soft drinks and other processed foods. Europe also bars the use of several drugs that are used in farm animals in the United States, and many European countries limit the cultivation and import of genetically modified foods.
“In some cases, food-processing companies will reformulate a food product for sale in Europe” but continue to sell the product with the additives in the United States, said Lisa Y. Lefferts, senior scientist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a food safety advocacy organization.
A 1958 amendment to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act prohibits the Food and Drug Administration from approving food additives that are linked to cancer, but an agency spokeswoman said that many substances that were in use before passage of the amendment, known as the Delaney amendment, are considered to have had prior approval and “therefore are not regulated as food additives.”
In October, the F.D.A. agreed to ban six artificial flavoring substances shown to cause cancer in animals, following petitions and a lawsuit filed by the Center for Science in the Public Interest and other organizations. The F.D.A. insists the six artificial flavors “do not pose a risk to public health,” but concedes that the law requires it not approve the food additives. Food companies will have at least two years to remove them from their products.
Here’s a short list of some of the food additives restricted by the European Union but allowed in American foods. Most must be listed as ingredients on the labels, though information about drugs used to increase the yield in farm animals is generally not provided.
Potassium bromate and azodicarbonamide (ADA)
These additives are commonly added to baked goods, but neither is required, and both are banned in Europe because they may cause cancer. In recent years, some American restaurant chains have responded to consumer pressure and removed them from their food.
Potassium bromate is often added to flour used in bread, rolls, cookies, buns, pastry dough, pizza dough and other items to make the dough rise higher and give it a white glow. The International Agency for Research on Cancer considers it a possible human carcinogen, and the Center for Science in the Public Interest petitioned the F.D.A. to ban it nearly 20 years ago. The F.D.A. says potassium bromate has been in use since before the Delaney amendment on carcinogenic food additives was passed.
Azodicarbonamide,or ADA, which is used as a whitening agent in cereal flour and as a dough conditioner, breaks down during baking into chemicals that cause cancer in lab animals. It is used by many chain restaurants that serve sandwiches and buns. The Center for Science in the Public Interest has urged the F.D.A. to bar its use. The F.D.A. says it is safe in limited amounts
