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    How to choose the better dietary food of maple syrups Oxidative damage is believed to stand among mechanisms behind aging and more diseases. It consists of more chemical reactions which involve free radicals. Anti-oxidants are substances which can make levels of free radicals. It reduces oxidative damage. It potentially avoids the risks of few diseases. Few studies found that maple syrup contains 24 different antioxidant substances. Darker syrups contain higher amount of anti-oxidants than…

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    granulated sugar, reduce the quantity of liquid ingredients in the recipe by about 1/4 cup and lower the baking temperature by 25° F. Pure Canadian maple syrup can also serve as a one-to-one substitute for liquid sweeteners, such as honey, molasses and corn syrup.…

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    diet. Food Additives to Avoid Artificial sweeteners and monosodium glutamate–MSG–are some of the worst additives for your brain. Both can result in brain fog shortly after being consumed. Most health researchers agree that MSG is a neurotoxin, yet it is still placed in a broad range of processed foods because the FDA has not yet deemed it unsafe. MSG is even used in supposedly “healthy” foods, such as veggie burgers. Both MSG and artificial sweeteners such as aspartame and sucralose can cause…

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    Aspartame Lab Report

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    Aspartame is an artificial sweetener which is used as sugar substitutes. Structurally, aspartame is the combination of aspartic acid, a polar charged amino acid and phenylalanine, a non-polar charged amino acid. The chemical formula of this compound is C14H18N2O5 and the molecular weight is 294.3 g per moles. The functional groups of aspartame are one carboxyl group, one amine group, one amide group, one phenyl group, and one ester group (methyl ester). Although aspartame has aspartic acid in…

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    Choosing Maple Syrup

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    Best Flavor? Maple syrup is a sweetener made by boiling the slightly, thin sweet sap of the maple tree in shallow and large pans over a very hot fire. The sap of the maple is boiled until the most of the water in the maple sap has been evaporated, concentrated and reduced to syrup. Different grades of the maple syrup are identical in sugar content and density does range from pale golden to dark brown and the color of the syrup. Apart from that, the natural sweetener also graded solely by its…

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    enable these products to look good and taste good for extended periods of time, but they make it virtually impossible for you to monitor what you eat. Likewise, restaurant foods are cooked in oils and enhanced with ingredients, sauces, seasoning, sweeteners and flavorings that are seldom identified on menus. You might ask for decaffeinated coffee, artificial…

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    Why people frequently choosing the grade B maple syrup? Maple syrup is one of the most popular sweeteners used today. It is a 100 percent natural sweetener, just like honey, and is more nutritious than sugar. Maple syrup has immune-boosting and antioxidants properties, eases digestive issues, and more. You can get the wholesale maple syrup in the online stores with your convenient cost of price. Reason for choosing the grade B maple syrup • Grade B maple syrup is the most minimally processed…

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    there are some benefits which are as follows. • Content of Anti Oxidants: As per studies made with comparison between natural sweeteners and maple syrup, there are various differences have been determined. Refined sugar contains minimum anti oxidant activity, but maple syrup contains higher anti oxidant capacity. There is a strong reason behind using maple syrup as the sweetener. The medical journal…

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    Emily Werner English l Mrs. Toews 5 Oct. 2015 Why Americans Are Overweight Or Obese The number one question wandering around scientists’ heads these days, is why americans are so obese and what causes it. Most people think we’re overweight because we simply eat too much or we don’t exercise, but there are many everyday things that cause this rapid weight gain. Many people think because it’s “diet” soda that it is better for you than regular soda, and that it will help you lose weight, but that…

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    Food Preservatives In Food

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    Food is one of the most basic necessities humans require for survival. Humans consume a notable amount of food on a daily basis to keep the body active, to supply energy for everyday activities and to satisfy cravings, but does men know what are put in their food? Have you ever wondered how food stay on supermarket shelves for a very long period of time without getting rotten? The answer to that is food preservatives. Food preservatives are added to food for many reasons including the…

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