Key Update The way you cook meat does more than add taste—it can affect your health. Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, also known as The Liver Doc, warns that frying, grilling, or roasting meat at high heat can form harmful chemicals. Over time, these substances may increase the risk of fatty liver, cancer, inflammation, and other
READ MORENitrosamines are chemical compounds that pose serious health risks, including carcinogenic (cancer-causing) and mutagenic (DNA-damaging) effects. These compounds are not deliberately added to food but form during food processing, cooking, or preservation, particularly under high heat or acidic conditions. Nitrosamines typically form when nitrites, used as preservatives, react with naturally occurring amines in foods. This
READ MOREAllura Red, also known as FD&C Red No. 40, ranks among the most widely used synthetic food dyes worldwide. In India, manufacturers use it in a variety of products, such as candies, soft drinks, baked goods, and cosmetics. While the FSSAI approves its use, concerns about its health effects, particularly on children, have emerged. These
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