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Artificial Butter Flavoring Diacetyl Does Harm LungExposure to airborne diacetyl has long been suspected as one culprit behind lung disease, especially in microwave popcorn factory workers, but also high-volume consumers. Now scientific research has proven, diacetyl does indeed harm the lungs and respiratory system.
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Diacetyl in Microwave Popcorn Linked to Rare Lung DiseaseMicrowave popcorn is a fast and tasty treat enjoyed by millions of people everyday. It is quick and tasty and as long as it is not overcooked, the smell of the bags of the stuff creates a pleasant aroma that everyone can enjoy.
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Microwave Popcorn: Good or Bad?Popcorn has always been a huge part of an American's diet, since before the first settlers here. But how safe is microwave popcorn? This article takes a look at fat, sodium and chemicals involved in America's favorite snack. -
Jolly Time 100 Calorie Kettle Corn for DietersJolly Time Healthy Pop Kettle Corn contains zero trans fats, no diacetyl flavor, and are 94% fat free, AND they taste good!
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Compound in Microwave Popcorn May Cause Severe Lung DamageDiacetyl, a flavoring agent used in microwave popcorn, may cause severe damage to lung airways and tissues, resulting in a debilitating disease called obliterative bronchiolitis.
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Is Eating Microwave Popcorn Dangerous for Your Health?Diacetyl is a chemical that is used in the artificial butter in microwave popcorn. Diacetyl has been tested on rats and the effects were the vapors of the cooked butter caused significant damages in the airway passages. -
How Safe is that Microwave Popcorn You're Popping?Like eating "buttered" microwave popcorn? One of the best things about it is it's smell! It's not butter at all but the chemical diacetyl that you're smelling. That same smell might be making you sick. Read more here. -
Microwave Popcorn May Cause Lung Disease in ConsumersIt has long been known that workers in microwave popcorn factories are at risk of developing lung disease due to exposure to airborne diacetyl. However, there might also be evidence that consumers are at risk of developing this disease.
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The Importance of Science Literacy: Organic Chemistry - Taking it to the Next LevelScience literacy is a hot topic with me. In this article, I'll outline numerous examples of how having a knowledge of organic chemistry has enabled me to have a higher quality of life. -
100 Bottles of Beer - What's the Worst that Could Happen?Brewing a Traditional Kolsch and having a disastrous brew day. -
Book Review - Doubt is Their Product: How Industry's Assault on Science Threatens Your Health by David MichaelsHow the tobacco companies and corporate lobbyists have manufactured doubt to protect their profit interests and endanger the health of Americans and the world.
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Product Review: Orville Redenbacher's 100 Calorie Smart Pop Popping CornMy review of single servings of Orville Redenbacher's popcorn that are conveniently pre-packaged for preparation in the microwave. -
To Trick or to Treat?Love seeing all the cute little trick-or-treaters running around your neighborhood but not feeling good about pumping them full of sugar and chemicals? Here are some healthier options that you can both feel good about. -
Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn - Cheddar Cheese Flavor Product ReviewHave you seen the ads for Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn - Cheddar Cheese Flavor? Are you thinking about trying it? Read this article to find out how to get a $1 coupon off a box. You'll also learn about a warning. -
Snacking on the RunOn the road again? Hungry? Here are a few tips and tricks to help you avoid the drive-through window and other non-nutritious choices.
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Probiotics: Their Absolute Need in the Human BodyMost all of us have heard of antibiotics since we were a child. Whenever we got an infection, mom took us to the family doctor, or to the emergency room at the nearest hospital and were administered the shot.
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Farm Fresh English Muffin Bread Offers a Unique Change of PaceThis article shares information about and reviews Farm Fresh English Muffin Bread.
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Where to Find Research and Studies Online About Adulterated Foods, What to Avoid, and What's Healthiest to EatWhere to find research and studies online on healthy foods, adulterated foods, and how to cook foods to avoid problems. -
Unisex Products to Keep You Clean when TravelingAn overview of skin and hair products that can be used by both sexes and work well when traveling.
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Just How Unhealthy Are Movie Theater Snacks?We all love to snack when we go to the movies. But is it really healthy?
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Oh Boy Brand Ready-Bake Dinner RollsThis article shares information about and reviews Oh Boy Brand Ready-Bade Dinner Rolls.
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Casein Free Kids- aA Parent's Guide to Milk AllergyGuide to parents of children with milk allergy or following a casein free diet. Topics include packing tasty milk free lunches, dairy free party and holiday treats, dining out with milk allergies and product reviews of dairy free food in grocery stores.
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King's Hawaiian Original Sweet Rolls Are a Taste Above the RestThis article shares information about and reviews King's Hawaiian Original Sweet Rolls.
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Brewing Different Styles of Beer at HomeBrewing beer at home is similar to cooking. Once you know the ingredients, creativity is the only limit to the different styles of beer and different flavors you want in it. -
From the Popcorn Critic's PerspectivePopcorn is one of the most popular snacks that exists. However, its process is more complex than people may think. -
The Four Dangers of Microwave PopcornPopcorn is often marketed as a healthy, low calorie snack, but not only are most microwave popcorn brands loaded with calories, fat and sodium, but many contain toxic chemicals and trans fats consumers must be aware of to make healthy diet choices. -
Ten Dishes to Pair with White WineWhite with seafood and poultry, red with red meat, or so the old wisdom says. With both whites and reds being so variable, that's hardly a guideline at all. I present ten good pairings--some classic, some novel--between white wines and food.
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What is Popcorn Lung?Popcorn Lung is a layman term used to describe a serious condition called Bronchiolitis Obliterans or Constrictive Bronchiolitis. -
Apparently, There is Such a Thing as Too Much Popcorn!An unusual disease called "Popcorn Lung" has been in the news lately. What is it?
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Microwave Popcorn: Proof it Really Can Cause a Lung DiseaseA man who really liked popcorn has been diagnosed with a lung disease similar to that experienced by some workers in popcorn factories.
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Popcorn Fume Dangers?Who would have thought?
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Researchers Identify Chemical that Could Be the Cause of Popcorn Worker's Lung DiseaseResearchers the Division of Environmental Epidemiology at the Universiteit Utrecht in the Netherlands have been able to identify a chemical agent that they feel plays a roll in bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome
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"Healthy" Fast Food: America's Biggest OxymoronSeldom today can one go anywhere without being bombarded by food advertisements. Whether it's a high-rise billboard or a ten second radio commercial, food has worked its way into the everyday lives of Americans.
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Sinus Infections - Causes that You Didn't Know AboutSinus infections are amongst the most bothersome conditions today. And just like many other conditions, it is on a rise too. Why? Most likely because of something that the fast food restaurants and the doctors don't want you to know about. -
Don't Breathe in the Popcorn!Microwaveable, butter-flavored popcorn is at the moment a hot topic, both on the Internet and in real life. A 53-year-old Colorado man has developed a serious lung condition that has previously only been found in people who work in popcorn plants.
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Real Theater Popcorn Popping Oil ReviewMunching popcorns in a theatre along with friends or family has a long history and is one of the very few traits passed on from our ancestors.
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Product Review: Marie Callender's Chicken Pot Pie Style SoupRead this informative review and find out if this soup is really worth your money, or not! -
New Research Suggests Microwave Popcorn Contains High Levels of Cancer-causing ChemicalsA health article detailing new research suggesting microwave popcorn contains carcinogens, and how to avoid it.
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Review of Smart Balance Smart Movie Style PopcornMy review of smart balance healthy movie style popcorn. Usually ultra healthy snack alternatives tend to unfortunately sacrifice taste for health, but is it possible for this product to deliver on both? Find out.
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Pop Weaver Extra Butter Microwave Popcorn ReviewThis is a review of a great snack for the whole family.
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