[nasional_list] [ppiindia] Re: " T T S KUNING " <tartrazine>
- From: "RM Danardono HADINOTO" <rm_danardono@xxxxxxxx>
- To: ppiindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 21:00:00 -0000
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Tetapi kinerja kita dibidang ini,
nol besar. Bukannya memajukan IPTEK dibidang pertanian, pakar tani
kita dari Bogor malah mengurusi negara khalifah. Memang mengurusi
agama lebih gayeng, tapi hasilnya apa, gak ada yang tahu..
Bukannya bergelut dengan persoalan yang membumi, rakyat masih
kelaparan dan terbelakang, yang diurus surga dan neraka, akhirnya
bangsa ini berputar ditempat..
Wanita di Puncak dijadikan WTS terselubung agama, karena pria dari
tanah tandus menikmati kehidupan sex yang murah...
Semua atas nama syariat...
kapan kita maju?
Salam
danardono
--- In ppiindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "antonhartomo" <antonhartomo@...>
wrote:
>
> dengan mengendap-endap, merayap,
> bahaya selalu mengancam
> makin nyata, lantaran calon korban tidak siaga.
>
> pameo begitu berlaku, untuk politik agama ekonomi sampai pangan.
> nah, yang terakhir itu bangsa awak selalu kedodoran juga.
>
> pewarna kuning makanan-minuman
> dari TARTRAZIN ? aduh mak ...!
> coba....EKSTRA JOSS kuning juga khan ? ini sekadar TTS kok.
>
> masalahnya yang mestinya urus pertanian dan pangan, apalagi bogor
> dan pengikut2nya,
> malah pada politik-politikan sektarian degil...huahahaha
>
>
> salam
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> Note: the information on this page originally appeared on its own
> website, but I have decided to bring it together with my other
work.
> I started the original page in 1998 after a negative personal
> experience with tartrazine and was overwhelmed by the positive
> response from Internet users all over the world. I continue to get
> email thanking me for this information almost every day. The
> experience was the beginning of my own journey into an awareness
of
> health and social issues which has led me down a path (and a
> passion) for information activism.
>
> Tartrazine: A Real Yellow Menace
>
> Tartrazine (also known as "FD&C Yellow Number 5" or "E-102" in
> Europe) is a coal-tar derivative that is used to color foods,
> cosmetics, and other products. It is literally industrial waste. I
> have a strong sensitivity to this substance, and believe there are
> many others out there as well who (perhaps unknowingly) have the
> same problem. If you get mysterious hives or sometimes wake up
with
> swollen eyelids, this could be the culprit.
>
> Tartrazine is also reputed to be a catalyst in hyperactivity/ADD,
> other behavioral problems, asthma, migranes, thyroid cancer, and
> lupus!
>
> Have you noticed how many children are being diagnosed
> as "hyperactive" these days? There is research that shows there
> might be a link (and that dietary changes can help.) Many of the
> children on Ritalin or other behavioral drugs are probably just
> eating a diet rich in toxic food additives that are approved by
the
> government as safe. Some schools have noticed a major difference
in
> pupils' behavior after banning snacks with tartrazine.
>
>
> Ironically enough, some of the drugs for these conditions contain
> tartrazine and are probably just making the problem worse! I stop
> just short of declaring it a conspiracy on the drug companies'
part,
> but it's something to think about.
>
> Why do food companies use it? It's simply cheaper than natural
> alternatives. The important nutrient beta carotene can be used to
> achieve a similar color, but it costs more for the manufacturer.
Can
> you imagine having the idea to put coal tar waste into food as a
> coloring? As with many of the evils in this world, it all comes
down
> to "the bottom line" (aka greed.)
>
> What products contain tartrazine?
>
> Here is a list of some of the things that often (but not always!)
> contain tartrazine:
>
> prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical drugs
> skim milk
> yogurt
> butter/margarine
> orange colored cheeses
> Kraft Macaroni and Cheese ("Kraft Dinner")
> Orange colored snacks (cheezies, Doritos, etc.)
> Candy
> Gelatin and pudding desserts
> Ice Cream
> Mountain Dew
> Tang
> other artificially colored drinks
> boxed breakfast cereals
> shrimp
> canned fruits and vegetables
> pastas
> breads, cakes, and other baked goods (especially ones that
> contain "candied fruit")
> wasabi
> alcoholic drinks (especially mixed drinks like sours but also some
> beer!)
> shampoo
> cosmetics
> lotions
> toothpaste
> vitamins
> birth control pills
> aspirin
>
> This is only a partial list of things to look out for tartrazine
in.
> It's hiding in all kinds of places you wouldn't expect such as
> chocolate pudding and even caviar, so watch out and check those
> labels!
>
> In the United States, manufacturers are required to indicate that
a
> product contains tartrazine on the label. In Canada, labels are
only
> required to say "colour." In the United Kingdom and Europe,
> tartrazine is referred to as "E-102" though it has been banned in
> Norway and Austria.
>
>
> There is currently a petition at the FDA to have tartrazine BANNED
> in the USA! Please email your comments and experiences with this
> toxic substance to the US government (no matter what country you
> live in!)
>
> Sometimes products (especially those imported from Asia) have
> tartrazine that isn't declared on the label! This example of an
FDA
> enforcement report mentions several labeling violations.
>
> My Story
>
> For about 10 years, I had mild eczema on one of my hands which
came
> and went. I used a prescription cortizone cream which helped the
> itching some, but never got rid of the skin problem completely.
When
> the condition started appearing on my face and neck, I started to
> worry. Every few weeks, I would get red circles and swelling
around
> my eyes and mouth, as well as spots on my neck. These red spots
> would appear in the same places every time, and take up to 5 days
to
> heal. After a few months, the redness never healed completely, it
> just varied in severity.
>
> The first doctor I saw gave me a weaker cortizone to put on my
face
> which burned my skin and did not help the healing. The second
doctor
> I saw told me I had "idiopathic" hives, which meant there was no
> discernable cause. He offered to give me a pill regimen
to "suppress
> my immune system." I decided I needed my immune system more than
> ever and declined. The third doctor I saw gave me allergy tests
> which came up negative. He gave me a long list of food items to
> avoid and said to re-introduce them one at a time so I would know
> which had been the problem. I realized that it had been the
vitamins
> I was taking, which contain tartrazine. The time period I had been
> ill matched up perfectly with the amount of time I'd been taking
the
> pills.
>
> When I started avoiding tartrazine my face finally cleared up and
my
> hand healed completely for the first time in several years!
>
> I am happy that I now know what the problem is, but the prolonged
> daily exposure from the vitamins has made me extra-sensitive to
> tartrazine. I have learned which foods to avoid in general, but
> every once in awhile something sneaks through and the symptoms
come
> back. Unfortunately, now even a small amount of tartrazine
triggers
> a painful (and unattractive) reaction that lasts for five days.
>
> In many ways, I am glad this happened to me, because it has made
me
> adopt a much more natural diet, which has had a profound influence
> on my health. I have also become an almost-vegetarian (I eat fish
> once in awhile) after learning about the additives and hormones
put
> into animal feed. Chickens are often fed dyes to make the eggs and
> flesh look nicer! I encourage everyone to eat less meat, consider
> giving up red meat and poultry, or eat organic meats and free-
range
> eggs. (I do not believe that eating meat is morally wrong, but I
do
> believe that the way most modern farm animals are treated and
> drugged up is.)
>
> Look into it and educate yourself, then make up your own mind.
>
> Links
>
> How Hazardous are food dyes? (cached)
> an article from Dr. Weil, who maintains that artificial dyes are
bad
> for everyone, not just the allergic.
>
> Our Food Supply - A Chemical Cuisine
> an article by Mary Bateman, one of the other crusaders against
> tartrazine. It includes information on how her husband suffers
from
> a severe reaction to which inhibits his ability to breathe!
>
> Number is up for Pupils' Tuck (cached)
> an English article about how much behavior improved in students
> after they stopped giving them artificially colored food (&
> encouraged parents to participate at home.)
>
> The Feingold Diet (cached)
> this newsletter from the Feingold diet (used to combat
> hyperactivity) contains some very interesting information about
> tartrazine, such as the fact that its chemical composition often
> doesn't meet government regulations. Visit the Feingold
> Association's Homepage for more information about the popular
> alternative to giving psychoactive drugs to kids.
>
> Tartrazine and Vitamins (cached)
> this article says that tartrazine causes problems because it
> interferes with the body's absorption of Zinc and Vitamin B6. I
take
> supplements of these vitamins when I feel the symptoms coming on.
> The rest of the time I avoid synthetic supplements and try to eat
> foods rich in these nutrients.
>
> Tartrazine Terrors (cached)
> a description of tartrazine from a British medical site.
>
> Food Allergies, Rare but Risky (cached)
> an article from the FDA about food allergies in general which
> mentions tartrazine.
>
> Food Color Facts (cached)
> another FDA article, with general information about food
colorings.
>
> Curries could damage your health (cached)
> as this British article shows, you have to be extra careful at
> restaurants.
>
> "Inactive" Ingredients in Pharmaceutical Products (cached)
> an article from the American Academy of Pediatrics that mentions
> tartrazine.
>
> Women's Health and the Environment (cached)
> this site identifies tartrazine as a possible catalyst in the
> disease Lupus! Definitely another reason to avoid it.
>
> Food Intolerance and Eczema (cached)
> if you have eczema, you may be able to get rid of it through
dietary
> changes.
>
> Alternative Medicine and Health: Hives (cached)
> presents alternative treatments for dealing with hives, naming
> tartrazine as a common cause.
>
> Adverse Effects of "Inactive" Ingredients (cached)
> this page lists other affects that tartrazine can have, including
> thyroid tumors!
>
> Food Additives Guide
> this site lists a large number of food additives and their uses
and
> effects. There are many other evil chemicals in our food besides
the
> dyes! Tartrazine is E102.
>
> Don't OverDew It
> information about the FALSE urban legends that the tartrazine in
> Mountain Dew causes male sexual dysfunction. I don't really
> recommend drinking it however.
>
> Guestbook and Tartrazine Email List
>
> My tartrazine guestbook has been running for several years and
> contains many additional anecdotes about tartrazine from around
the
> world. Please sign it if you have something to add. Your words can
> contribute to the value of this site and help get the word out
about
> tartrazine.
>
>
> I have also started an email list for those interested in staying
in
> touch on the subject.
>
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