Acrylamide is a chemical used in making polyacrylamide and co polymers
Polyacrylamide and Acrylamide copolymers: Found in Paper Dyes and Plastics
Acrylamide also a WHO Group 2 A Carcinogen
Acrylamide and Food
2002: Swedish studies showed that
High levels of acrylamide are formed
During frying or baking starch containing foods
Elevated levels of acrylamide in food after high temperature cooking
Starchy foods heated higher than 120 degrees produce Acrylamide
Production of Acrylamide: Temperature dependent
Maillard Reaction produces Acrylamide
Acrylamide Health Effects
Cancers related to Acrylamide
Oral cavity/Pharynx/Larynx/Esophagus/Kidney/Breast/Ovary
2015: EFSA Panel on contaminants in food chain have reconfirmed
Acrylamide potentially increases the risk of developing cancer
Risk of Cancer is seen in consumers of all age groups
Foods which raise the alarm
Crisps/Biscuits/Coffee
Snapshot
Acrylamide
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