What Is Sulfur Dioxide And Why Is It Used On Dried Fruit And Trail Mixes? 4k
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2023
- Hey guys! Back with a new video and first video in 4k :) on Sulfur Dioxide and Sulfites and why they are in several types of foods? In this video we will go over what to look for when purchasing food products that may com=ntain Sulphur Dioxide or Sulphites.
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Thank for information
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It's yummy I'm eating some dried fruit right now and it's rich in this stuff says on the package 😊
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I literally have a pound of grapes from California that says it “may have been treated with sulphur dioxide” if the FDA banned it from being used then how is this legal?
It is banned in America, except for grapes. A small percentage is allowed to be used on grapes so they can be sold. No more then 10ppm (Parts Per Million) of sulfur dioxide/ sulphite residue can be used on grapes to prevent mold. Organic grapes can not use sulfur dioxide/ sulphites.
A lot of people are allergic. Especially if you are allergic to Sulfa Antibiotics.
I have been enriched from your expression.
In at least a few ways this is useful to me. =)
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Thanks. Glad the video was helpful
How about if: If all sufferers who suffer from supposed asma were sent out 5 days a week to run a mile so that the museles of their respiratory system strengthened instead of trying to make out that there are problems with food grade quantities of sulphur dioxide. Remember the weak link is the weak asmatic who is not able to deal with average dilutions. It is only a suggestion for the purpose of discussion. I suppose I have been eatting sulphur dioxide most of my life. But I do not understand asma fully. My guess is that any exercise to exercise the rispiratory system of an asmatic is good for the asmatic and what is bad is no exercise.
Exercise does help strengthen the respiratory system, opening up airways and making them less restrictive. But it's ideal to remove products that contain ingredients that may cause the airways to constrict. This ingredient is in many kids foods too. Imagine a 2 year old that eats cereal with this ingredient and they start having an allergic reaction and starts to have asthma symptoms; then the parents tell the 2 year to start running a mile 5 days a week to improve their respiratory system. That would be pretty challenging for them. So eating a similar food alternative would be ideal. I agree with you that I have also eaten foods with sulphur dioxide in it most of my life. But imagine how smooth the body will operate without having to breakdown these food additives. It's never too late to start eating healthier foods.
@@PlanetSoane Lol I was not suggesting a 2 year old crib baby should be out running 2 miles. For the 2 year old I would suggest the loving arms of a loving mother. But clearly there could be contaminants in the household air which could also be settleing adversly in the baby's lungs. For any exercise of a child some care about the quality of aie would be advisable. Not all countries has clean or cleanish air.
I did some nutrition at Uni and consider some sulphur to be essential for good nutrition. Not a lot. I always keep mustard in the kitchen and maybe once a fortnight I use a spoon in cooking (so not a lot). But my chemistry is not up to knowing the difference of common sulphur as in mustard and sulphur dioxide.
For a 2 year old. A little suckel may work. As the oesophagus & Lungs are connected. The action of sucking and swollowing may be enough to dislodge any minute particulates which settled in the lungs whilst the baby's lungs were at rest.
I'm allergic to this .
Yes, it can cause an allergic reaction.