All processed foods contain many additives, all of them chemicals, and none of them fit for consumption.
The additives could be for the purpose of:
Faking the food: Hershey's strawberry syrup has no strawberries, for example.
Making it last longer.
Adding colour,
Adding flavour,
Adding some property, like say, a chemical to make salt non hygroscopic and free flowing.
But they are all "safe", within safe limits, goes the argument.
The apologist who puts forward this argument should go back and read that forward on medicines once again. Every allopathic medicine is a chemical with dosages in milligrams. Individually, these medicines are harmful, and collectively they are deadly. No tests are done, in fact it is impossible to do any tests, for the millions of combinations in which these drugs may enter the human body.
It's the same with food additives. They are individually harmful, and collectively, they are deadly. And no tests are done, in fact, no tests exist, for the millions of combinations in which they are used.
We insist on taking our food, killing it, adding manufactured salt, refined oils, white sugars, high fructose corn syrups, hydrogenated oils, flavours, preservatives, colours... And we even irradiate foods, ripen them chemically, put wax coatings on them, use chemicals and pesticides while growing them... The list goes on.
Each of these processes and additives kills the food and makes it less edible. Together, these processes convert our food into poison.
So we eat processed foods, in other words, poison instead of food. Then we get sick. Then we take more poisons as medicines.
The only way out of this cycle is to opt out.
Stop drugging yourself.
Say no to drugs.
Say no to allopathic medicines.
Say no to processed foods.
Say no to white sugar.
Say no to refined oils.
Say no to manufactured table salt.
Say yes to organic food, freshly procured, from trusted verified sources.
Say yes to cooking at home, using only the best and purest of ingredients.
Say yes to eating your food within hours of cooking.
Doing all that will increase the quality of your life, and paradoxically, reduce expenses in the long run
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