Review on the Impact of Chemical Preservatives on Health

Authors

  • Nawfel Muhammed Baqer Muhsin
  • Rajaa Abdulameer Ghafil
  • Kawther Mejbel Hussein
  • Doaa Alasady

Keywords:

Bacterial growth, Chemical preservatives, Chemical materials, Health, Insulin

Abstract

In the current review, we collected valuable information on the effect of chemicals that preserve health from several sources. Preservatives are substances that are added to foods to keep them from being damaged and to keep them fresh for as long as possible. These substances may pose a threat to human health as they contain chemicals. Harmful exposure to the diseases, including heart and diabetes. The rust progression spoils the greatest foods, expressly those that are extraordinary in plumpness. Fat stinks rapidly when bare to oxygen. Anti-oxidants work to avert the rust development, and the supreme popular antioxidants are ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and ascorbate. Antioxidants are commonly further to lards, and cheeses with potato fries. Chemical preservation involves adding chemicals to the product to be preserved, while physical preservation involves cooling and drying. Usually, both conservation methods are used simultaneously in order to ensure greater efficiency.

Published

2022-06-18