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These are added to foods to improve their quality and safety, to lengthen the shelf life, to change the taste, smell/odor, solidity and appearance of the foods.
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sugar
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It makes the food thicker by keeping oil and water mixed together.
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preservatives
flavor
antioxidants
emulsifiers
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These are added to foods to improve their quality and safety, to lengthen the shelf life, to change the taste, smell/odor, solidity and appearance of the foods.
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It makes the food thicker by keeping oil and water mixed together.
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It prolong the shelf life of foods, prevent the growth of micro organisms like bacteria, mold and yeast.
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It retards the oxidation of fats/oils, colorings, and flavorings.
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It is commonly used as meat processors because it stabilizes the red color in cured meat.
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It is commonly used as an artificial sweetener and is used in dietetic food.
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It is naturally occuring in coffee, tea, cocoa, coffee-flavored yogurt, and frozen desserts.
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It is a synthetic fat that is not absorbed by the body. It helps people to lose weight and lower the risk of heart disease.
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It may cause allergy such as headache, breathing difficulty and itchiness.
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It can cause a condition called “Chinese restaurant syndrome”.
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It can cause blue baby syndrome, a fatal condition due to lack of oxygen in the blood.
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It may cause allergy and hyperactivity in children.
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It may interfere with kidney function.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of natural food additives?
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Which of the following is a natural food additive that inhibits the growth of microorganisms by absorbing water from food?
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Which of the following is the carcinogenic agent present in cigarette smoke?
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It can cause the liver to accumulate fat, ultimately resulting in inflammation, fibrosis, pain, and jaundice.
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It can constrict blood vessels and cause the heart to beat irregularly, which can lead to sudden heart attack and even death.
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It can cause dry mouth, teeth clenching, and a craving for sugary beverages and foods.
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It refers to substances that acts on our nervous system and leads to dependence and addiction.
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It refers to substances that changes brain functions and affects the mind, emotions, and behaviour.
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Which of the following is NOT an example of psychotropic drugs?
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Which of the following is NOT a component of a cigarette smoke?
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It increases the heart and respiration rate as well as blood pressure.
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It is a component of a cigarette smoke that affects the hemoglobin in blood. It makes the blood unable to carry oxygen around the body.
