Today staying salutary is not the straight transmit easy thing it should be. Food has been altered so much by food clubs over the years that it is practically unrecognizable from what it would have started out as originally. Take easy yoghurt. Once upon a time it was ready mostly in health food stores. When it became more of a staple food it consisted of two ingredients, live yoghurt cultures and milk.
Over the decades we got used to the idea that yoghurt was good for us and it's simple, nutritious ingredients of calcium, protein and vitamins would keep us healthy. However, over the years yoghurt has changed under our noses. Yoghurt became coloured and brightly repackaged to motion to children. It's ingredients can include sugared sprinkles and various additives that are not included for health purposes, but to prolong shelf life and boost sales.
The Food Pyramid
Some yoghurts aimed at children can have up to 10 teaspoons of sugar in them. The qoute with all of this is that these foods are still sold on the whole as health products. Or even if they are no longer allowed to be sold this way their credit as a easy health goods still remains and busy mothers buy on credit and comfortable habit.
The thing therefore is to arrival your food shopping with a salutary degree of suspicion. Don't assume that because you have always bought a brand that the ingredients will always remain the same. As a business owner I can assure you that any successful business' aim is not to remain static. If they are making profit, the aim is to growth that profit. One of the key ways is to fiddle with ingredients to bring the goods in economy and sell it for more money. This is where your health gets affected.
Use this as a reminder and make it your business every so often to check the food labels of the food that you buy to ensure that you and your house are eating only what you want to ingest. You can do this at the store or online as a lot of the big supermarkets are now providing this facts so you can do it at your freedom rather than at a busy supermarket with bored, irritable children by your side.
easy condition - Reading Food Labels
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