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@health-truth.bsky.socialTHE TRUTH MAY BE ON THE BACK OF THE BOX
Food choices deserve more than a catchy claim. Watch the conversation.
@honmonojpen.bsky.socialDipropyl ketone is rated low risk at 5 points.
It is used as a synthetic flavoring.
A ketone flavoring with a spicy and fruity smell.
Reported concern: airway and eye irritation at high exposure.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/1533
@tfl-vadodara1.bsky.socialServing size vs pack size: they're not always the same. Serving size is the amount the label's nutrition information is based on; pack size is what's in the whole pack. One pack can hold several servings. Check both before you snack. thefoodslife.com #FoodLabels
@health-truth.bsky.socialWHAT IF YOUR FOOD IS THE MISSING PIECE?
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@health-truth.bsky.socialARE YOU FALLING FOR A FOOD BUZZWORD?
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@honmonojpen.bsky.socialPycnogenol: risk score 5 points, rated low risk.
Category: natural bark extract.
A proanthocyanidin complex extracted from French maritime pine bark.
Reported concern: digestive discomfort and nausea.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/262
@health-truth.bsky.socialWHAT DOES YOUR BREAKFAST LABEL SAY?
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@health-truth.bsky.socialTHE BIGGEST FOOD QUESTIONS START AT HOME
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@honmonojpen.bsky.socialNaringin — bittering agent.
Risk score 5 points, rated low.
A flavanone glycoside from citrus fruit. It is the bitter component.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/258
@health-truth.bsky.socialYOUR FOOD DESERVES A CLOSER LOOK
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@moneytalksnews.comNearly everyone in a 112,000-person study ate at least one of these 8 preservatives. The heaviest eaters had up to 29% higher odds of high blood pressure. Two are forms of vitamin C. #BloodPressure #FoodLabels #Health
@health-truth.bsky.socialIS YOUR SNACK MORE THAN IT SEEMS?
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@honmonojpen.bsky.socialAdditive check: Ethyl propyl ketone.
Low risk, 5 points. Category: synthetic flavoring.
The same ketone flavoring as 3-hexanone, listed under a second name.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/1532
@health-truth.bsky.socialTHE FOOD AISLE IS FULL OF DISTRACTIONS
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@health-truth.bsky.socialTHE MOST IMPORTANT PART IS IN SMALL PRINT
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@honmonojpen.bsky.socialMethyl propyl ketone is rated low risk at 5 points.
It is used as a synthetic flavoring.
A ketone flavoring with an acetone-like fruity smell.
Reported concern: headache and dizziness if inhaled at high concentration.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/1529
@health-truth.bsky.socialYOUR FOOD QUESTIONS ARE WORTH ASKING
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@health-truth.bsky.socialYOUR NEXT FOOD CHOICE STARTS HERE
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@honmonojpen.bsky.social3-Hexanone: risk score 5 points, rated low risk.
Category: synthetic flavoring.
A ketone flavoring with a green and fruity smell.
Reported concern: skin and mucous membrane irritation at high concentration.
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https://tenka.honmonojp.com/en/additive/1525
@health-truth.bsky.socialIS CONVENIENCE CHANGING YOUR PLATE?
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