Examples of using Acrylamide in English and their translations into Serbian
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Studies in humans haven't demonstrated consistent evidence that exposure to acrylamide through diet raises the risk,
European and national authorities already recommend reducing acrylamide in food as much as possible and provide dietary
While it said‘even food industry workers, who are exposed to twice as much acrylamide as other people, do not have higher rates of cancer.'.
This should be far more concerning than the acrylamide in coffee and is the reason many people seek organic coffee.
The draft opinion includes preliminary recommendations on future research on acrylamide involving humans
The study also found that baby foods have 70 per cent more acrylamide than the average French Fry,
Even food industry workers, who are exposed to twice as much acrylamide as other people, do not have higher rates of cancer.”.
particularly to provide a more accurate indication of acrylamide levels in food produced
Acrylamide in food is produced by the same chemical reaction that"browns" food- also making it tastier- during everyday high temperature(over 150°C)
potentially neurotoxic chemical called acrylamide is created when carbohydrate-rich foods are cooked at high temperatures,
Acrylamide is a byproduct of some foods when they are cooked by methods that require very high temperatures,
potentially neurotoxic chemical called acrylamide is created when carbohydrate-rich foods are cooked at high temperatures,
Acrylamide in food is produced by the same chemical reaction that“browns” food- also making it tastier- during everyday high temperature(+150°C)
Consuming burned food can be bad for your health because of the presence of a chemical known as acrylamide that increases the risk of developing some types of cancer,
French fries contain more acrylamide than coffee, which means they,
Consumers are exposed to acrylamide in industrially-produced food such as crisps,
said that the level of acrylamide consumed by humans was well below the amount that caused cancer in research on animals.
obesity- there's probably not a great deal to fear at the moment regarding the risks of acrylamide.
Acrylamide, artificial sweeteners,
EFSA reconfirmed previous evaluations that acrylamide in food potentially increases the risk of developing cancer for consumers in all age groups.