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Today, a 72-year old Sacramento grandfather, who shops at various Arden Arcade food markets in Sacramento as well as local farmers' markets at the Country Club shopping center parking lot opening today says,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] "I'm tired of those nine different dyes in some food products, like the bright, almost iridescent orange food coloring manufacturers put in cheese to get kids to look and eat, as if they need eye candy, or the blazing red food coloring put in berry juices to attract shoppers to buy. Strawberry juice is never bright red."He continued reading the Sacramento Bee newspaper aloud as he stood in back of us on the supermarket check-out line, striking up a conversation with the persons in front of him, our family, as he read from a particularly relevant article on the possible link between food dyes and hyperactivity.
So why do scientists find the news so controversial? Could it be because of all the variables when studies were done? Maybe if your child likes a bright orange food, you might put a cooked yam or sweet potato, a glass of carrot juice, or butternut squash salad on your child's plate instead of a slice of cheese dyed a brilliant orange color to attract attention.The Sacramenndsey Layton. Theral color instead of turning it pumpkin orange [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]to look more like a toy to a child's eyes? And why is it called American-style cheese?"Why does American style come to mean synthetic color dyes in some foods? I'm buying raw organic cheddar cheese with it's natural color. And I don't want antibiotics put in my cheese, or calcium chloride dumped into my canned tomatoes, or sodium benzoate in my pickles to preserve the color. They don't do that all the time in Europe, at least not on some small family organic farms." The shopper had pointed how much more he paid to shop at upscale food markets.
Finally, the FDA is examining once more various artificial ingredients put into processed foods, some cheeses, and juices, including synthetic colorings and additives to find out whether these colorings or other additives are linked to hyperactivity in children and various other health effects in people of all ages.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]On Wednesday,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], March 30, 2011, an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will start their two-day meeting to discuss the various scientific studies behind artificial dyes and whether the government should restrict the use of these food dyes.
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