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Food Additives and Weight Loss
By Brian Gallichan
Food additives are any substances that are found in food items that are not part of the food itself, including chemicals, colorings, preservatives, even traces of packaging materials.
Food additives are found mostly in packaged, processed foods, and are a result of the packaging process.
Examples of food additives include salt, yeast, baking soda, pepper and citric acid.
In addition to these food additives there are some very dangerous chemicals that are considered food additives. These chemicals are counterproductive to weight loss, and should never be eaten.
The food additive referred to as aspartame is an extremely dangerous substance. Aspartame promotes weight gain by making a person feel hungry all the time.
People who eat aspartame usually crave lots of carbohydrates. Aspartame causes dizziness, seizures, mental retardation, cancer, dry eyes, skin problems, and colitis. Stay away from this poison.
Next is a food additive named MSG. MSG is a very nasty food additive that causes headache, nausea, loss of circulation, seizures, irregular heartbeat, hypertension, blindness, and difficulty breathing.
It is believed that MSG is a root cause of obesity. MSG causes foods to taste better by stimulating the taste buds. When food tastes better, people eat more of it.
All food additives are harmful to your body, and should never be eaten. In addition to aspartame and MSG, the most deadly of the food additives are partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, saccharin, sodium nitrate, stevia, cyclamate, olestra, potassium bromate, and all food colorings.
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