E-Number in Doritos: Exploring Health Effects of Tartrazine on Skin
E-Number in Doritos and its Health Implications
The recent study reported that an E-number found in Doritos, specifically tartrazine, also called FD&C Yellow 5 or E102, can result in intriguing effects on the skin. Scientists combined this colorant with water and applied it to the skin, discovering that it can lead to a state where the skin becomes almost invisible.
Critical Findings of the Study
- Tartrazine is widely used as a food colorant in many products.
- Research indicates a potential connection between dietary chemicals and health outcomes.
- This discovery raises critical questions about the use of artificial colorings in food.
Looking Ahead
As further studies unfold, the medical community will need to scrutinize the implications of these findings rigorously. The impact on health, especially concerning food additives and their effects on the human body, could redefine regulatory guidelines in the United States.
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