Sunday, 22 November 2015

Nr 251 Artificial Citric acid E 330 or 330; FOOD "ingridiens " TO AVOID !!!!

Dangerous food additives to avoid eating

Because my health and health of my family matters, throughout years I’ve looked into several publications and research that have been done regarding food additives, preservatives, artificial sweeteners and colors, and put together table that can be a simple guide to those who prefer to be cautious and who like to have a choice, to decide what to consume. Some of us might be more sensitive to chemicals than others.
To share my personal findings, here is a new printable list with identifying code numbers of the nasty food additives that we avoid eating. Artificial food preservatives, food colors and flavor enhancers, many of these can be dangerous chemicals added to our food and are known to be linked to Hyperactivity, Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD), Asthma, Cancer, Poisonings and other negative medical conditions.

Where to look for food additives on a product label?

When buying groceries, these additives are listed (if it’s given by the law) on the food product’s packaging under “INGREDIENTS:” or “CONTAINS:” section, usually next to “Nutrition Information” but the code numbers or names of these additives can be printed on in a small font.
In my opinion placement of the text can be sometimes somewhat hidden or perhaps even misleading. Which isn’t right. Any dangerous additives added in the food, if the product contains any, really should be listed visibly (those people who experience health issues and unpleasant reactions prefer having them labeled on their food packs for instance as “Nasty Additives“.

330 and E330 Citric Acid

How about the Citric Acid E330 or 330? No problem with naturally occurring citric acid. Artificially produced E330 or 330 additive, depending on where or how it is produced with using sulfuric acid, many believe the product might still contain mold and sulfur/sulfites not filtered out completely during the production (Sulfur dioxide and other sulfites (also referred to as sulphites) are among food additives in the list below, under H – A, causing asthmatic and allergic reactions.) For most people sulfites are safe, but for example sensitive aspirin allergies or asthma sufferers can react very severely to sulfites.
In the year 1953 Sir Hans Krebs received Nobel Prize for physiology medicine for discovering that the Citric acid in metabolic reactions acts as part in series of compounds occurring within physiological oxidation of proteins, carbohydrates and fats and turning them into water and Carbon dioxide. Called Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle or known as the Krebs Cycle which is involved in most metabolic reactions, where the Citric acid plays a major role.
* The world “krebs” translates to English word “cancer” … and that’s what created the misunderstanding that citric acid 330 – e330 causes cancer. But in fact it does not. However, it could melt your teeth if you kept it in your mouth for long or if you consumed soft drinks a lot. It is organic acid used as additive in foods, in soft drinks, in beer, wine or cheese production, citric acid prevents bacteria growth, it gives the citric/sour flavor, bakers use it, citric acid E330 or 330 is often added to cakes, biscuits, soups, all sorts of sauces, frozen packed and canned food products, sweets, marmalade’s, ice creams … you can find it mentioned on the packaging.

Codes and names of dangerous food additives


Dangerous Food Additives table
Additive NumberName of Food AdditiveHyperactivityAsthmaCancer
102 & E102Tartrazine (food color)HAC
104 & E104Quinoline Yellow (food color)HAC
107 & E107Yellow 2G (food color)HAC
110 & E110Sunset Yellow (Yellow food color #6)HAC
120 & E120Carmines, Cochineal (food color)HA
122 & E122Azorubine, Carmoisine (food color)HAC
123 & E123Amaranth (Red food color #2)HAC
124 & E124Ponceau, Brilliant Scarlet (food color)HAC
127 & E127Erythrosine (Red food color #2)HAC
E128Red 2G (Red food color)HAC
129 & E129Allura Red AC (food color)HAC
E131Patent Blue (food color)HAC
132 & E132Indigotine, Indigo Carmine (food color)HAC
133 & E133Brilliant Blue (food color)HAC
142 & E142Acid Brilliant Green, Green S, Food Green (food color)HA
143Fast Green (food color)A
150 & E150Caramel (food color)H
151 & E151Activated Vegetable Carbons, Brilliant Black (food color)HAC
154Food Brown, Kipper Brown, Brown FK (food color)HAC
155 & E155Chocolate Brown HT, Brown HT (food color)HAC
160b & E160bBixin, Norbixin, Annatto Extracts (yellow, red to brown natural colors)HA
E171Titanium Dioxide, TiO2 (to give foods an opaque color). More onTitanium Dioxide in comments below ↴???
E173Aluminium preservativesC
E180Latol Rubine, Pigment Rubine preservativesHAC
200 &
E200-203
Potassium & Calcium Sorbates ,Sorbic Acid preservativesHA
210 & E210Benzoic Acid preservativesHA
211 & E211Sodium Benzoate preservativesHAC
212 & E212Potassium Benzoate preservativesA
213 & E213Calcium Benzoate preservativesA
E214Ethyl Para Hydroxybenzonate preservativesA
E215Sodium Ethyl Para Hydroxybenzonate preservativesA
216 & E216Propyl P Hydroxybenzonate, Propylparaben preservativesA
E217Sodium Propyl P Hydroxybenzonate preservativesA
220 & E220Sulphur Dioxide also Sulfur dioxide preservativesHA
221 & E221Sodium Sulfite or Sodium Sulphite preservativesA
222Sodium Bisulfite or Sodium Bisulphite preservativesA
223 & E223Sodium Metabisulfite or Sodium Metabisulphite preservativesA
224 & E224Potassium Metabisulphite or Potassium Metabisulfite preservativesA
225 & E225Potassium Sulfite or Potassium Sulphite preservativesA
E226Calcium Sulfite or Calcium Sulphite preservativesA
E227Calcium Hydrogen Sulphite or Calcium Hydrogen Sulfite preservativesA
E228Potassium Bisulfite, Potassium Hydrogen Sulfite or Potassium Bisulphite, Potassium Hydrogen Sulphite preservativesHA
E230Diphenyl, Biphenyl preservativesC
E231Orthophenyl Phenol preservativesC
E236Formic Acid preservativeC
E239Hexamine, Hexamethylene Tetramine preservativesC
249 & E249Potassium Nitrate preservativeAC
250 & E250Sodium Nitrite preservativeHAC
251 & E251Sodium Nitrate preservativeHC
252 & E252Potassium Nitrate preservativeHC
260 & E260Acetic Acid, Glacial preservativesA
280 to 283Calcium or Potassium or Sodium Propionates, Propionic Acid preservativesHA
310 & E310Propyl Gallate (Synthetic Antioxidant)AC
311 & E311Octyl Gallate (Synthetic Antioxidant)A
312 & E312Dodecyl Gallate (Synthetic Antioxidant)A
319 & E319TBHQ, Tert Butylhydroquinone (Synthetic Antioxidants)HA
320 & E320Butylated Hydroxyanisole (BHA) (Synthetic Antioxidants)HAC
321 & E321Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT) or Butylhydroxytoluene (Synthetic Antioxidants)HAC
330 & E330Citric Acid (NOT DANGEROUS if naturally occurring e330 & 330 citric acid additive – but other can contain sulfites and mold, explained earlier in the article above this table and the printable version link.)
407 & E407Carrageenan (Thickening & Stabilizing Agent)AC
413 & E413Tragacanth (thickener & Emulsifier)A
414 & E414Acacia Gum (Food Stabilizer)A
416Karaya Gum (Laxative, Food Thickener & Emulsifier)A
421 & E421Mannitol (Artificial Sweetener)H
430Polyxyethylene Stearate (Emulsifier)C
431Polyxyl Stearate (Emulsifier)C
E432 – E435Polyoxyethylene Sorbitan Monostearate (Emulsifiers Gelling Stabilisers Thickeners Agents)C
433 – 436Polysorbate (Emulsifiers)C
441 & E441Gelatine (Food Gelling Agent)A
466Sodium CarboxyMethyl CelluloseC
507 & E507Hydrochloric Acid (Hydrolyzing Enhancer & Gelatin Production)C
518 & E518Magnesium Sulphate (Tofu Coagulant)C
536 & E536Potassium Ferrocyanide (Anti Caking Agent)A
553 & E553 & E553bTalc (Anti Caking, Filling, Softener, Agent)C
620 – 625MSG Monosodium Glutamate, Glutamic Acid, all Glutamates (Flavour Enhancers). MSG can be referred to by varieties of other names.HA– ? *
627 & E627Disodium Guanylate (Flavour Enhancers)HA
631 & E631Disodium Inosinate 5 (Flavour Enhancers)A
635 & E635Disodium Ribonucleotides 5 (Flavour Enhancers)A
903 & E903Camauba Wax (used in Chewing Gums, Coating and Glazing Agents)C
905 & 905 a,b,cParaffin and Vaseline, White Mineral Oil (Solvents, Coating and Glazing, Anti Foaming Agents, Lubricant in Chewing Gums)C
924 & E924Potassium Bromate (Agent used in Bleaching Flour)C
925 & E925Chlorine (Agent used in Bleaching Flour, Bread Enhancer and Stabiliser)C
926Chlorine Dioxide (Bleaching Flour and Preservative Agent)C
928 & E928Benzoyl Peroxide (Bleaching Flour and Bread enhancer Agent)A
950 & E950Potassium Acesulphame (Sweetener)C
951Aspartame (Sweetener)HA
952 & E952Cyclamate and Cyclamic Acid (Sweeteners)C
954 & E954Saccharine (Sweetener)C
1202 & E1202Insoluble Polyvinylpyrrolidone Insoluble (Stabiliser and Clarifying Agent added to Wine, Beer, medications, Pharmaceuticals)C
1403Bleached Starch (Thickener and Stabiliser)A
Additive NumberName of Food AdditiveHyperactivityAsthmaCancer

Food additives to avoid …

… linked to hyperactivity, asthma, cancer – avoid these in your own will in your every day diet!
If allergic and other reactions to food additives can occur hours and even days later after they are consumed therefore it can be hard for many people to notice any connection links. A noticeable contrast, as to spot a positive change resulting from food intake, if necessary, could possibly be achieved by starting to eat and cook for a period of time only natural raw, not modified, food items. Thus comparing the effects against the previous diet and potentially seeing or feeling some difference.

MSG — Monosodium Glutamate

H, A, -, are the ONLY known information glutamate. In connection with cancer tumors research that came to my attention is  on PubMed.

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