Cola raises cancer risk due to its caramel coloring, reveals a new study. Research has found that 4-methylimidazole (4-Mel), the chemical that gives cola its appealing caramel color is a potential carcinogen. There aren't any federal regulations that restrict use of 4-Mel, but according to the report, more than half of Americans between age 6 to 64 drink enough soda on a regular basis to elevate their cancer risk. Researchers from the Consumer Reports ...Saturday, 28 February 2015
Cola Raises Cancer Risk Due to Its Caramel Coloring
Cola raises cancer risk due to its caramel coloring, reveals a new study. Research has found that 4-methylimidazole (4-Mel), the chemical that gives cola its appealing caramel color is a potential carcinogen. There aren't any federal regulations that restrict use of 4-Mel, but according to the report, more than half of Americans between age 6 to 64 drink enough soda on a regular basis to elevate their cancer risk. Researchers from the Consumer Reports ...
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