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EFFECT FOR HUMAN'S HEALTH We often are interested in buying food that has a striking color and colorful. A lot of things to watch out for when buying food by giving it a color that is so interesting.  Foods such as cakes, candy, drinks and ice-cream supplements tend to contain additional dye (additive) with a high level. This additional dyes normally used by producers in order to offset color fading due to exposure to light, air, temperature changes and humidity, improving the color variation, reinforcing the naturally occurring colors, give color to a colorless material, and make food more attractive and the appetite.

Many studies evaluating the impact the use of artificial coloring in food. One of them is no association between the use of artificial dyes with hyperactivity in children. Hyperactivity is a state where the child has difficulty in controlling behavior and focusing activity causing excessive and uncontrollable.

 In November 2007, a study published in leading medical journal Lancet revealed that some food dyes hyperactivity increases the rate of children aged 3-9 years. Children who consume foods that contain artificial coloring it for years more at risk of showing signs of hyperactivity. Besides the risk of hyperactive, very small group of child population (approximately 0.1%) also experienced other side effects such as rashes,nausea, asthma, dizziness and fainting. media type="custom" key="7687349" align="right"
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effects for food coloring Sunset Yellow (E110, Orange Yellow S or Yellow 6)

Sunset Yellow is a dye that can be found in foods like orange juice, ice cream, canned fish, cheese, jellies, soft drinks and many medicines. For a small group of individuals, consumption of dye additives may cause urticaria, rhinitis, allergies, hyperactivity, abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.

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