Do the dangers derived from the use of chemicals in food production and preservation outweigh the advantages?
Nowadays, chemicals are used extensively in the preparation and the preservation of
food
. Some people are of the opinion that Use synonyms
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food
have harmful effects on the human body, whereas others believe that packed Use synonyms
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This
essay will discuss both, the merits and the demerits of it with relevant examples.
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To begin
with, the main benefit of use of chemicals amplifies the taste and colour of Linking Words
food
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For example
, 'Pav bhaji' is a famous street Linking Words
food
of India; vendors put red colour to its gravy to make it appear more tempting and mouth watering. Indeed, Use synonyms
this
technique helps them earn good money without investing much.
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On the contrary
, an over- consumption of chemicals in Linking Words
food
can have bad effects on the human body. Many Use synonyms
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companies in order to make Use synonyms
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delicious tend to lose focus on its nutritional value, leading to the use of carcinogenic compounds and fatty substances. Use synonyms
For example
, 'Maggi noodles' is a product of Nestle company, was recently found containing lead, which if consumed could lead to cancer. Linking Words
Additionally
, packed Linking Words
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contains preservatives, is Use synonyms
also
the primary reason of obesity in children. Linking Words
Therefore
, parents should motivate young children to avoid Linking Words
such
kind of snacks.
In conclusion, it is evident that Linking Words
although
the use of chemicals in Linking Words
food
make dishes look interesting, its health hazards should always be considered before the consumption. Use synonyms
Thus
, a fresh home made is the best choice for a healthy human body and has an upper hand over the packed ones.Linking Words
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