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    Processed Foods Affect Our Health Have you ever felt guilty after eating a large bag of Doritos? Food is the fuel that keeps our body functioning correctly. The growth and maintenance of our body are possible because of nutrients and energy we obtain when we eat. Nowadays, many people in the world are getting sick with food related diseases. This is happening because the quality of what we are eating is not adequate. With the development of new technologies in the last years, processed foods…

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    About Us Bread has been the staple food of many civilizations from time immemorial, and it features prominently in all the major holy books. It was their primary source of nourishment since it was an essential part of the food pyramid. The bread of the ancient civilizations was highly nutritious and fiber dense and is a source of energy and good health. Despite the huge consumption of bread as a staple and source of essential nutrients, most of the bread we have around are mostly nutritionally…

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    Processed Food

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    Processed foods have revolutionized America since they were Introduced in World war I, they served to help soldiers on the field that were in need of food supplies in the field. After World war II America was revolutionized by the changes that processed foods made to America. There was a time that of scarcity in America for food, therefore people were in poor health and the fats that the processed foods contained were easy and cheap to obtain to them. But in later years America had enough food…

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    Additives, obesity, and processed meat, oh my! When it comes to being knowledgeable about the products that have been stacked on the shelves for weeks, or the meat that has been stuffed with GMO’s and slaughtered horrifically, the public does not know much. The industries do not tell the consumer enough about what is in the food and the conditions it took to get the food from factory to market. Shockingly, the future children of America are being fed hundreds of repulsive chemicals in their…

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    Essay On Multivitamin

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    Even the most well-organized diet can not provide the body with a daily norm of all nutrients, which has more than forty addition, many people eat defective for various reasons: a strict diet, poor appetite, a need for certain nutrients and unhealthy food. One tablet of multivitamin one day - it's the easiest way to compensate for the lack of nutrients in the body. But choosing a multivitamin from a variety of available products from different manufacturers and types not an easy task. So where…

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    their food comes from, how these factories treat the animals and workers, and what is in the food and the effects it will have on you. First of all, others should know how meatpacking companies treat workers and animals. The workers and animals of meatpacking factories are abused and hurt, but workers fear losing their job, and animals can't tell us anything. If workers would speak up, or people were told the whole truth, there would be total outrage, and this would change. As said in Food…

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    on all of your grocery items to find out what exactly is in them? Most Americans would like to say that they do, or at the very least try to be conscious of what they are consuming. In this paper I will be discussing the lack of consciousness of the food we are ingesting the effects it has on our bodies, as well as the role the government plays in regards to American obesity and disease. In a survey done by the FDA in 2008 in every state including The District of Columbia on adults, it…

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    Dog Food Persuasive Essay

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    because just as is the case with humans, prevention is better than a cure. An excellent way to achieve this is to make sure that your dog has the healthiest diet possible, because again, just like with humans, the food that you take in has a huge effect. It’s easy to think that all dog food is the same: it all looks pretty much the same, it all smells the same – but the ingredients can…

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    fifty children eat a well balanced diet. Many parents are left feeling perplexed about what to feed their children. It’s not all doom and gloom though. Thankfully, there is an increased understanding of the truth about processed foods and more parents are selecting fresh foods where possible.Here is a list of things your child should never eat again. Moreover, if you’ve had your hand in the cookie jar you may want to add these things to our list as well! Sugary Cereals: Let’s face it, all…

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    Rancidity Of Cooking

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    polymeric food molecules and for easier absorption of nutrients by our guts. However, heating oil repeatedly with the presence of air, for certain period of time, might cause undesired chemical changes within the chemical characteristics of the oils, for example lipid oxidation, which is responsible for rancidity. The word “rancid” is used to describe the unpleasant odor and flavour produced by decomposing oils or fats. In the food industry, antioxidants normally act as food additives and are…

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