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After reading this article, you will learn to recognize beneficial and harmful E supplements.
What are food additives? These are various preservatives, leavening agents, thickeners that improve the aroma and taste of the finished product.
Additives are:
At first glance, there is nothing wrong. But the problem is that artificial additives, while improving taste, can be harmful to the body, and no one knows how they will behave, for example, when heated.
To start decipher all food additives:
How not to harm the body with products containing E additives, and they are almost everywhere:
Healthy Supplements:
Relatively harmless additives:
Additives are strong carcinogens and cause skin rashes:
Additives that cause stomach upset:
Additives leading to skin diseases:
Supplements that cause intestinal upset:
Supplements That Increase Blood Pressure:
Additives that are harmful to children's bodies:
Attention. Children under 5 years of age should not consume foods even with the most dangerous additives.
Dangerous additives (many countries have banned their use in food; they are used in Russia and Ukraine), their effect has not yet been fully studied:
Additives prohibited in Russia.
About 200 types of harmful additives are banned in Russia, many of them are listed in this article.
Supplements, poorly studied, suspicious:
Very dangerous additives that stimulate the growth of cancer cells are banned throughout the world, but are still sometimes used by unscrupulous industrialists:
There are different additives, harmful and not so:
So, by at least learning about healthy supplements, you will know which products you can buy in the store and which you cannot.
Now we have a lot of foreign food products. Moreover, not all the best is brought to us. And our customers often find it difficult to understand the quality of the product. One of the indicators of quality and safety for consumption is what food additives are contained in a particular product. After all, to give the product certain qualities, they add various substances, which are sometimes poisons for the body. Moreover, some manufacturers “honestly” warn the buyer about this by placing a list of food additives in the ingredients using a special code (the so-called INS - International Numerical System) - a code of three or four digits, which in Europe is preceded by the letter E. Here we wanted tell us a little about such additives.
So, remember! The letter “E” is not Europe, but a digital code – a characteristic of a food additive to a product.
A code starting with 1 means dyes; 2 – preservatives, 3 – antioxidants (they prevent spoilage of the product), 4 – stabilizers (preserve its consistency), 5 – emulsifiers (maintain the structure), 6 – flavor and aroma enhancers, 9 – anti-flaming, that is antifoaming agents. Indices with a four-digit number indicate the presence of sweeteners - substances that preserve the friability of sugar or salt, glazing agents.
Food experts believe that the letter “E” is not as scary as it is painted: the use of additives is allowed in many countries, most of them do not side effects. But doctors often have a different opinion.
For example, preservatives E230, E231 and E232 are used in the processing of fruits (that's where oranges or bananas on store shelves come from, not spoiling for years!), and they are nothing more than... PHENOLS! The same one that, when entering our body in small doses, provokes cancer, and in large doses – he's just pure poison. Of course, they apply it for good purposes: to prevent spoilage of the product. And only on the peel of the fruit. And washing fruit before eating, we wash off the phenol. But do everyone always wash the same bananas? Someone just peels it, and then takes the flesh with the same hands. So much for phenol!
In addition, there are food additives that are strictly prohibited in Russia and the CIS countries. Remember them: E121 is a dye (citrus red), E240 is an equally dangerous formaldehyde. Powdered aluminum is coded under the E173 sign, which is used to decorate imported sweets and other confectionery products and which is also prohibited in our country.
But there are also harmless and even useful “E”. For example, additive E163 (dye) is just anthocyanin from grape skins. E338 (antioxidant) and E450 (stabilizer) are harmless phosphates that are necessary for our bones.
But doctors still insist on this conclusion: even those food additives that are made from natural raw materials still undergo deep chemical treatment. And therefore, the consequences, you understand, can be ambiguous. So it is better to eat something that is grown with your own hands without any chemicals and preserved without preservatives. It’s just a pity that not all of us are gardeners and gardeners...
E103, E107, E125, E127, E128, E140, E153-155, E160d, E160f, E166, E173-175, E180, E182, E209, E213-219, E225-228, E230-233, E237, E238, E241, E252, E253, E264, E281-283, E302, E303, E305, E308-314, E317, E318, E323-325, E328, E329, E343-345, E349, E350-352, E355-357, E359, E365- 368, E370, E375, E381, E384, E387-390, E399, E403, E408, E409, E418, E419, E429-436, E441-444, E446, E462, E463, E465, E467, E474, E476-480, E482-489, E491-496, E505, E512, E519-523, E535, E537, E538, E541, E542, E550, E552, E554-557, E559, E560, E574, E576, E577, E579, E580, E622- 625, E628, E629, E632-635, E640, E641, E906, E908-911, E913, E916-919, E922-926, E929, E942-946, E957, E959, E1000, E1001, E1105, E1503, E1521 .
dangerous | E110, E123, E127, E129, E150, E151, E173-175, E210, E212, E216-219, E227, E228, E235, E242, E339-341, E400-403, E450-452, E521-523, E541- 556, E559, E574-579, E620-625, E900, E912, E951, E954, E965, E967, E999, E1200-1202 |
doubtful | E102, E104, E120, E122, E124, E141, E150, E161, E173, E180, E241 |
carcinogens | E131, E142, E210-217, E239, E330 |
destroy vitamin B12 | E220 |
disrupt the activity of the gastrointestinal tract | E221-226 |
disrupt skin function | E230, E231, E233 |
cause a rash | E311, E312 |
contain a lot of cholesterol | E320, E321 |
disrupt digestion | E338, E340, E341, E407, E450, E461-463, E466, E468 |
O – dangerous; Z – prohibited; P – suspicious; P – crustacean; RK – intestinal disorders; VK – harmful to the skin; X – cholesterol; RZh – indigestion; OO – very dangerous; BP – blood pressure; C – rash; GM – genetically modified
Additives that are hazardous to health are highlighted in red!*
A |
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Agar-agar, RK RZh 1 | E406 |
Sodium adipates | E356 |
Potassium adipates | E357 |
Adipic acid | E355 |
Azorubin, crimson WITH | E122 |
Nitrogen | E941 |
Allura red AC ABOUT | E129 |
Aluminum (powder-like) ABOUT | E173 |
Aluminosilicate ABOUT | E559 |
Calcium aluminum silicate ABOUT | E556 |
Potassium aluminum silicate ABOUT | E555 |
Sodium aluminum silicate ABOUT | E554 |
Sodium aluminum phosphate ABOUT | E541 |
Ammonium alginate ABOUT | E403 |
Potassium alginate ABOUT | E402 |
Calcium alginate ABOUT | E404 |
Sodium alginate | E401 |
Alginic acid ABOUT | E400 |
Alpha tocopherol | E307 |
Amaranth OR Leads to the accumulation of lime in the kidneys! | E123 |
Annatto, bixin, norbixin | E160b |
Anthocyanin | E163 |
Argon | E938 |
Arabinogalactan | E409 |
Calcium ascorbate | E302 |
Sodium ascorbate | E301 |
Ascorbic acid | E300 |
Ascorbyl palmitate | E304 |
Aspartame OO 2 GM | E951 |
Acesulfame potassium | E950 |
Potassium acetates | E261 |
Calcium acetates | E263 |
Sodium acetates | E262 |
Acetylated distarch adipate | E1422 |
Acetylated distarch phosphate | E1414 |
Acetylated starch | E1420 |
Sucrose acetate isobutyrate | E444 |
1
Natural, plant-based gelling agent from red algae. Indigestible. Interferes with absorption minerals body. IN large doses provides laxative effect. 2
200 times sweeter than sugar. In Japan and the USA - genetically modified! If not cleaned properly and in large dosages, it can be hazardous to health! The permissible dose per day is 40 mg per 1 kg of weight. For a person weighing 60 kg, this dose already achieved after consuming 1.2 kg of “Light” yoghurt or 8 cups of coffee sweetened with aspartame. For a child weighing 25 kg, 600 g of yogurt is enough 'Light'. |
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B |
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Potassium benzoate OS | E212 |
Calcium benzoate | E213 |
Sodium benzoate OS | E211 |
Benzoic acid OS | E210 |
Bentonite | E558 |
Beta-apo-8′-carotinal (C 30) | E160e |
Beta-apo-8′-carotenoic acid (C 30) ethyl ester | E160f |
Biphenyl, biphenyl VC | E230 |
Boric acid | E284 |
Butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) RS X | E320 |
Butylated hydroxytoluene, ionol (BHT) C X | E321 |
Potassium bisulfite O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E228 |
IN |
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Tartaric acid (L(+)-tartaric acid) | E334 |
Candelilla wax | E902 |
Carnauba wax | E903 |
Oxidized polyethylene wax | E914 |
Beeswax, white and yellow | E901 |
G |
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Gamma tocopherol | E308 |
Hexamethylenetetramine C 2 – red caviar | E239 |
Guaiac resin | E314 |
Helium | E939 |
Ammonium hydroxide | E527 |
Potassium hydroxide | E525 |
Calcium hydroxide | E526 |
Magnesium hydroxide | E528 |
Sodium hydroxide | E524 |
Hydroxypropyl distarch phosphate | E1442 |
Hydroxypropyl starch | E1440 |
Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose | E464 |
Hydroxypropylcellulose RK – If more than 6 grams! | E463 |
Potassium hydrosulfite | E228 |
Calcium hydrosulfite O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E227 |
Sodium hydrosulfite | E222 |
Glycerol | E422 |
Glycine | E640 |
Monocalcium glutamate OO – Crispy potatoes, flour products! | E623 |
Magnesium glutamate ABOUT | E625 |
Glutamic acid ABOUT | E620 |
Monosodium glutamate I-substituted ABOUT | E621 |
I-substituted potassium glutamate ABOUT | E622 |
Ammonium glutamate I-substituted ABOUT | E624 |
Ferrous gluconate O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E579 |
Potassium gluconate O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E577 |
Calcium gluconate O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E578 |
Sodium gluconate O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E576 |
Gluconic acid O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E574 |
Glucono-delta-lactone O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E575 |
Calcium guanylate | E629 |
Guanilic acid | E626 |
Guar gum WITH | E412 |
Gum arabic WITH | E414 |
2 An artificial substance made from ammonia and formaldehyde. IN Western Europe allowed only in Provalone cheeses. Applicable in medicines, for skin disinfection and urinary tract, and also as a preservative in cosmetics. | |
D |
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Delta tocopherol | E309 |
Dipotassium guanylate | E628 |
Dipotassium inosinate | E632 |
Distarch phosphate | E1412 |
Dimethyl dicarbonate | E242 |
Disodium 5′-ribonucleotide | E635 |
Disodium guanylate | E627 |
Disodium inosinate | E631 |
Sodium diphosphates RKO – Destroys calcium, magnesium, iron! | E450 |
Diphenyl C O 3 | E230 |
Diazomonoxide | E942 |
Dimethyl dicarbonate ABOUT | E242 |
Amorphous silicon dioxide (silicic acid) | E551 |
Carbon dioxide | E290 |
Silica | E551 |
Sulfur dioxide OO – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E220 |
Titanium dioxide | E171 |
Dodecyl galate WITH | E312 |
3 Allowed as a preservative against mold and fungi for the treatment of citrus peels, it can be transferred with your fingers to the pulp of the fruit itself. It is recommended to wash your hands thoroughly after cleaning. In animals in large doses it causes internal bleeding and organ changes. | |
AND |
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Fatty acid | E 570 |
AND |
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Sodium isoascorbate | E316 |
Isoascorbic (erythorbic) acid | E315 |
Isomaltitol, isomaltitol O – No more than 50 g. in a day! | E953 |
Inosinate-5'calcium | E633 |
Inosinic acid | E630 |
TO |
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Carob gum WITH | E410 |
Gum karaya ABOUT | E416 |
Guaiac gum P | E241 |
Xanthan gum | E415 |
Tara gum WITH | E417 |
Gellan gum | E418 |
Xylitol A – No more than 50 grams per day! | E967 |
Carrageenan About the Republic of Kazakhstan | E407 |
Urea (urea) | E927b |
Shiny blue dye | E133 |
Dye black VC | E151 |
Food coloring orange-yellow ‘sunset’ OS | E110 |
Green food coloring-S | E142 |
Food coloring ‘gold’ | E175 |
Food coloring ‘indigo carmine’ | E132 |
Canthaxanthin food coloring O – Deposits in the retina! | E161g |
Food coloring curcumin | E100 |
Riboflavy food coloring | E101 |
Tartrazine food coloring OS | E102 |
Food coloring alkanet (alkanine) | E103 |
Quinoline yellow food coloring WITH | E104 |
Food coloring carmine (from scale insects!) C | E120 |
Food coloring azorubine (carmoisine) WITH | E122 |
Food coloring amaranth WITH | E123 |
Crimson food coloring WITH | E124 |
Food coloring erythrosine O – For the thyroid gland! | E127 |
Red food coloring WITH | E128 |
Red food coloring ‘charming’ (allura) WITH | E129 |
Patented blue food coloring | E131 |
Indigo carmine food coloring | E132 |
Blue shiny food coloring | E133 |
Food coloring chlorophyll | E140 |
Food coloring copper chlorophyll complexes | E141 |
Green food coloring S | E142 |
Simple food coloring sugar colors | E150a |
Food coloring sugar sulfite colors | E150b |
Ammonium sugar food coloring agent ABOUT | E150s |
Food coloring sugar ammonium sulfite colors ABOUT | E150d |
Black shiny food coloring ABOUT | E151 |
Dye food charcoal vegetable | E153 |
Brown food coloring FK WITH | E154 |
Brown food coloring HT WITH | E155 |
Food carotene dye | E160a |
Food coloring extracts annatto | E160b |
Paprika food resin colorant | E160c |
Lycopene food coloring | E160d |
Food coloring beta-apocarotenaldehyde | E160e |
Food coloring esters of beta-apo-8'-carotenoic acid | E160f |
Flavoxanthin food coloring | E161b |
Red beetroot food coloring | E162 |
Anthocyanin food coloring | E163 |
Food coloring calcium carbonate salts | E170 |
Food coloring titanium dioxide | E171 |
Iron oxide food coloring | E172 |
Food coloring aluminum ABOUT | E173 |
Silver food coloring ABOUT | E174 |
Gold food coloring ABOUT | E175 |
Food coloring litholrubin BK WITH | E180 |
Tocopherol concentrate | E306 |
Carboxymethylcellulose sodium salt WITH RK – If more than 5 grams! | E466 |
Paprika dye, capsanthin, capsorubin | E160c |
Sodium carbonates | E500 |
Potassium carbonates | E501 |
Ammonium carbonates | E503 |
Magnesium carbonates | E504 |
Aluminum-sodium alum ABOUT | E521 |
Aluminum-potassium alum ABOUT | E522 |
Alum-ammonium alum ABOUT | E523 |
L | |
Lecithins, phosphatides | E322 |
Sodium lactate | E325 |
Potassium lactate | E326 |
Calcium lactate | E327 |
Ammonium lactate | E328 |
Lemon acid | E330 |
Sodium lactylates | E481 |
Calcium lactylates | E482 |
Lactitol RJ – No more than 20 gr. in a day! | E966 |
Lysozyme S – Maybe GM. (Occurs in cheeses). | E1105 |
M | |
Formic acid | E236 |
Lactic acid | E270 |
Ammonium malate | E349 |
Sodium malates | E350 |
Potassium malates | E351 |
Calcium malates | E352 |
Meta-tartaric acid | E353 |
Mannitol RJ – No more than 20 grams per day! Harmful to teeth! | E421 |
Methylcellulose RJ RK - If more than 6 grams! | E461 |
Methyl ethyl cellulose | E465 |
Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids | E471 |
Montanoic acid | E912 |
Maltitol and maltitol syrup O – No more than 20 g. in a day! | E965 |
N | |
Nizin ABOUT | E234 |
Potassium nitrite ABOUT | E249 |
Sodium nitrite O – almost all sausages, ham | E250 |
Sodium nitrate ABOUT | E251 |
Sodium nitrate ABOUT | E252 |
ABOUT | |
Ortho-phenylphenol IN TO | E231 |
Ortho-phenylphenol sodium salt ABOUT | E232 |
Octyl gallate C O | E311 |
Orthophosphoric acid About the Republic of Kazakhstan | E338 |
Calcium oxide | E529 |
Magnesium oxide | E530 |
P | |
Sodium pyrosulfite RJ O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E223 |
Potassium pyrosulfite RJ O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E224 |
Pimaricin (natamycin) O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E235 |
Propionic acid ABOUT | E280 |
Sodium propionate ABOUT | E281 |
Calcium propionate ABOUT | E282 |
Potassium propionate ABOUT | E283 |
Propyl gallate ABOUT | E310 |
Boric acid ABOUT | E284 |
Polyoxyethylene sorbitan tristearate ABOUT | E436 |
Pectins | E440 |
Pyrophosphates ABOUT | E450 |
Triphosphates ABOUT | E451 |
Polyphosphates ABOUT | E452 |
Polydimethysiloxane ABOUT | E900 |
Polydextrose ABOUT | E1200 |
Polyvinylpyrrolidone O – No more than 90 gr. in a day! | E1201 |
Polyvinylpolypyrrolidone A – May be contained in wines! | E1202 |
R | |
Calcium ribonucleotides-5′ | E 634 |
WITH | |
Saccharin ABOUT | E954 |
Sorbic acid | E200 |
Potassium sorbate | E202 |
Sodium sorbate | E203 |
Sulfur dioxide OO – Can be found in white wines! | E220 |
Sodium sulfite RJ O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E221 |
Potassium sulfite RJ O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E225 |
Calcium sulfite RJ O – Dangerous for asthmatics! | E226 |
Sorbitol and sorbitol syrup | E420 |
Fatty acid salts | E470 |
Sugaroglycerides | E474 |
Sorbitan monostearate ABOUT | E491 |
Sorbitan tristearate ABOUT | E492 |
Sorbitan monolaurate, SPEN 20 ABOUT | E493 |
Sorbitan monooleate, SPEN 80 ABOUT | E494 |
Sorbitan monopalmitate, SPEN 40 ABOUT | E495 |
Sorbitan trioleate, SPEN 85 ABOUT | E496 |
Hydrochloric acid | E507 |
Sulfuric acid ABOUT | E513 |
Sodium sulfates | E514 |
Potassium sulfates | E515 |
Calcium sulfates | E516 |
Ammonium sulfates | E517 |
Aluminum sulfate ABOUT | E520 |
T | |
Thiabendazole IN TO | E233 |
Sodium tetraborate O – Disturbances in exchange substances! | E285 |
Sodium tartrates | E335 |
Potassium tartrates | E336 |
Potassium sodium tartrates | E337 |
Calcium tartrate | E354 |
Tragacanth WITH | E413 |
Twin (polysorbate 20) ABOUT | E432 |
Twin (polysorbate 80) ABOUT | E433 |
Twin (polysorbate 40) ABOUT | E434 |
Twin (polysorbate 60) ABOUT | E435 |
Sodium thiosulfate | E539 |
U | |
Vegetable coal | E153 |
Glacial acetic acid | E260 |
Carbon dioxide | E290 |
F | |
Fumaric acid | E297 |
Sodium phosphates ABOUT | E339 |
Potassium phosphates About the Republic of Kazakhstan | E340 |
Calcium phosphates About the Republic of Kazakhstan | E341 |
Ammonium phosphates | E342 |
Ammonium phosphates ABOUT | E343 |
Sodium ferrocyanide | E535 |
Potassium ferrocyanide | E536 |
Calcium ferrocyanide | E538 |
X | |
Potassium chloride | E508 |
Calcium chloride | E509 |
Ammonium chloride | E510 |
Magnesium chloride | E511 |
Tin chloride A – Causes vomiting, found in canned food! | E512 |
C | |
Sodium citrates | E331 |
Potassium citrates | E332 |
Calcium citrates | E333 |
Magnesium citrate | E345 |
Ammonium citrates | E380 |
Cellulose | E460 |
Cyclamic acid and its salts ABOUT | E952 |
E | |
Esters of glycerol and resin acids | E445 |
Quilaya extract O – Contains saponins (hemolysis of red blood cells!) | E999 |
Erythrosine A – Contained in citrus peels! | E127 |
Montanic acid ester A – Do not consume with peel! | E912 |
Ethyl parahydroxybenzoic acid ester WITH | E214 |
Ethyl ether sodium salt WITH | E215 |
Propyl ether OS | E216 |
Propyl ether sodium salt OS | E217 |
Methyl ether OS | E218 |
Methyl ether sodium salt OS | E219 |
Propylene glycol ester of fatty acids | E477 |
Esters of sucrose and fatty acids | E473 |
Ethylenediaminetetraacetate, calcium disodium, O - Metabolism! | E385 |
Ethylcellulose RJ RK - If more than 6 grams! | E462 |
Esters of glycerol and acetic and fatty acids | E472a |
Esters of glycerol and lactic and fatty acids | E472b |
Esters of citric acid and mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids | E472c |
Esters of glycerol and diacetyltartaric and fatty acids | E472d |
Mixed esters of glycerol and tartaric, acetic and fatty acids | E472f |
Esters of monoglycerides and succinic acid | E472g |
Esters of sucrose and fatty acids | E473 |
Esters of polyglycerol and fatty acids | E475 |
Esters of polyglycerol and ricinol acids ABOUT | E476 |
I | |
Apple acid | E296 |
succinic acid | E363 |
Experiments conducted by American scientists have proven that potato chips, due to the acrylamide substance they contain, can cause the formation of cancerous tumors, reports the KPE information and analytical service with reference to the Gazeta newspaper.
The California Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against McDonalds, FritoLay and other manufacturers of French fries and chips. The Prosecutor General wants to force these companies to put special markings on all bags of chips.
Volume Russian market chips is 800 - 850 million dollars, but it is far from introducing American standards. As D. Yanin, Chairman of the Board of the Confederation of Consumer Societies, said, in Russia even the GOST standards that apply to certain groups of goods are already largely outdated. “It is not in the interests of producers to provide full information about the composition of the products, says Yanin. He also notes the weak attention of the state to the sphere of control over the activities of producers.
In fact, the principle “saving drowning people is the work of the drowning people themselves” applies. Buyers must determine for themselves by the packaging how harmful a particular product is. But in most cases, consumers do not even realize how harmful what is sometimes provided to them as a health product is.
Many of our internal problem starts with an unbalanced diet. But even more starts with low-quality products. Many problems in this category are already widely known; we will briefly list some of them.
From the point of view of provocation oncological diseases, others are capable of causing a slight malfunction of the digestive organs, loading the kidneys and liver with additional work, causing allergic reactions, but fortunately there are a number of supplements that do not have any effect harmful effects on the body, and an even smaller part can be consumed even by small children. We will talk about E food additives that are safe for baby food in this article.
We provide a list of harmless and even beneficial food additives. However, even pediatricians do not recommend using them frequently.
E140–141 – herbal component chlorophyll, which gives plants their green color, and its compounds with copper.
E160 is a compound that behaves like in the body. E160 is a natural dye that is obtained from tropical plants, algae and palm oil.
E161 – lutein, may even be beneficial for the visual organs.
E163 is a dye that is obtained naturally from the skins of red grapes, currants, chokeberry and etc.
E260 is vinegar obtained from the fermentation of natural products.
E270 – lactic acid.
E290 is carbon dioxide found in carbonated drinks.
E296 is malic acid, considered a harmless substance, but it is better for children not to use it often.
E300–302 – ascorbic acid, i.e. vitamin C, which is beneficial for the immune system.
Citric acid (E330) helps the product to be stored longer, does not destroy the vitamins it contains, and practically does not cause allergies.
Lecithin. Is a necessary substance for the brain and spinal cord baby. Lecithin is responsible for thought processes and memory, necessary for better absorption fat-soluble vitamins, which is so important for active children. And don’t be alarmed if the package says it’s made from soy: lecithin has been proven to plant origin more efficient.
Lemon acid. Added to baby food as a preservative. It has the advantage of very rarely causing allergies. Citric acid increases the shelf life of the product, prevents the destruction of vitamins and the breakdown of fats. Therefore, banana puree in a jar does not turn black, but has a pleasant light color.
Starch. More often used in the preparation of meat purees to prevent them from separating. Adding starch to pureed fruits and vegetables gives them the desired consistency, which makes the dish easier to hold on a spoon, and starch helps better digestion fruit. Preferably puree containing starch.
On a note! The red coloring used in yoghurts is made from insects.
E100 – yellow-orange dyes from turmeric or saffron, some sources provide information about them beneficial effects on the body.
E152 – coal.
E162 is a natural red dye.
E170 is a source of calcium, because it is chalk.
E297 – fumaric acid.
E326 is a salt of lactic acid, which is usually found in processed cheese.
E406 – obtained from seaweed agar-agar, without which it is impossible to imagine making marmalade.
E410-411 – thickeners obtained from carob and oats.
E420 – sorbitol itself or its syrup.
E900–903 is a wax used to treat fruits, which increases their shelf life. It is harmless and does not enter the body if fruits and vegetables are washed with a brush under warm running water and the peel is cut off.
E905b, c – Vaseline and paraffin also used for processing vegetables and fruits.
E958 – obtained from licorice root.
E960 – substance natural origin– stevioside, obtained from the herb.
First of all, I would like to note that not all E additives are dangerous and serve to preserve the quality of the product. Especially topical issue the use of various food additives began with the growth of food imports. “E additive” is nothing more than a special ingredient added by the manufacturer to improve the taste characteristics and extend the shelf life and storage of products. Today there is an International Coding System for all food additives, in which their classification is clearly distributed:
E1... - dyes;
E2... - preservatives;
E3... - antioxidants;
E4... - stabilizers;
E5... - emulsifiers;
E6... - taste enhancers, flavorings
E9... - anti-flaming additives.
Antioxidants are used to extend the shelf life of a product due to its ability to prevent the development putrefactive processes and product damage. Stabilizers are responsible for maintaining the consistency of the product, and emulsifiers are responsible for maintaining the structure. Codes with four-digit numbers indicate the addition of substances such as salt, sugar, etc.
These codes must be remembered! Consuming products containing dangerous additives may cause serious and dangerous diseases, as a result of which a person can lose the most precious things - health and life.
Additives E123, E510, E513, E527 are recognized as particularly dangerous all over the world.
For manufacturers food products No additives allowed 103 (alkanet, alkanine), 105, 111, 121 (citrus dye), 123 (amaranth), 125 (ponceau), 126, 127 (erythrosine), 128, 130, 153 (vegetable charcoal), 173 (powdered aluminum), 216 (propyl ether), 217 (propyl ether sodium salt), 240 (formaldehyde), 952. In addition to the listed additives in the production of baby food, the use of: E249, E627, E631 is strictly prohibited.
It’s simply impossible to remember all the “E’s” and everyone understands this. We recommend that you print out a reminder sheet with the most dangerous and prohibited encodings, and if you don’t have a cheat sheet at hand, avoid frequent consumption of products with preservatives (E2...) and antioxidants (E3...). However, among preservatives there are additives that are safe for humans - these are sodium nitrite (E250), sodium nitrate (E251) and potassium nitrate (E252). We do not undertake to judge how harmless they are; everyone decides for themselves whether they are ready to consume such products or whether it is better to use natural ones, without any kind of additives. But remember, sausage production and canned fish impossible without these additives. The consumption of such products is not recommended for people suffering from diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, liver and kidneys.
The consequence of consuming products with dangerous additives may be the development urolithiasis, malignant neoplasms, upset stomach, increased blood pressure, skin rashes, respiratory disorders and atherosclerosis.
It is much easier to remember such additives, because there are very few of them - these are natural acetic acid (E260), citric acid (E330) and baking soda (E500).
Supplements are also relatively safe E101, E160, E161, E270, E290, E296, E306-309, E322, E375, E338, E440, E916-917. However, these additives should be used with caution in baby food.
The listed supplements in some cases help digest food, remove toxic and harmful substances from the intestines, strengthen the immune system and skeletal system. For example, lecithin (E322) is an essential substance that improves thought processes, memory and promotes energy production, necessary for the body throughout the day.
Alexander Zakharov. 2002-2017
I offer a unique selection of E-additive tables. Most of this information has not yet been translated into Russian or was published separately and not systematized. So if you are concerned about your health, then print out this page and keep it somewhere in your kitchen.
The table is regularly updated, so check the page often.
Judging by the letters, many readers of the site are surprised that there are so many unsafe food additives, but in 2014, the influential journal Reproductive Toxicology published a large study by American scientists on food additives. The findings are shocking:
E700 - E800 - spare indexes
* - additives prohibited in Russia.
** - additives banned in a number of countries have not been tested in Russia or are being tested, but there is no final result yet.
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E-100 | Curcumins | |
E-102** | Tartrazine | Causes asthma attacks. Banned in several countries. Tartrazine by its nature is coal tar, and, in fact, belongs to industrial waste. As a result of studies conducted by the Department of Allergy and Clinical Immunology of the University of Bari (Italy), it was determined that in 1% of patients suffering from acute urticarial rash or angioedema, these manifestations are caused by the consumption of tartrazine. Studies by Indian doctors indicate that 3.8-4.2% of patients are susceptible to allergic reactions; some studies indicate even 20% of cases of urticarial rash after consuming tartrazine. Particular sensitivity to tartrazine, in particular irritability, hyperactivity, restless sleep, was identified in children. |
E-103** | Alkanet, alkanine | According to some data, they can lead to the formation of malignant tumors |
E-104 | Yellow quinoline | Causes dermatitis. Banned in some countries |
E-107** | Yellow 2G | Use with caution in asthma |
E-110** | Sunset yellow FCF, orange yellow S | May cause allergic reactions and nausea. It is a sulfonated version of the very harmful carcinogenic dye Sudan I. Banned in several countries. |
E-120 | Cochineal; carminic acid; carmines | Some health organizations advise avoiding it. |
!E-121* | Citrus red 2 | Banned in Russia! Banned in several countries. |
E-122** | Azorubine, carmoisine | Refers to derivatives of coal tar. May lead to allergic reactions such as skin rashes and asthma attacks. According to some data, consumption of the supplement leads to increased hyperactivity and decreased concentration in children. It is banned in a number of countries (Great Britain, Japan, Canada, Norway, Austria, Sweden, USA), and consumer organizations in Australia have included it in the group of dangerous food allergens, especially for those suffering from bronchial asthma. In some of these countries it is classified as a carcinogen. |
!E-123* | Amaranth | Banned in Russia! Banned in several countries. Incl. causes developmental defects in the fetus |
E-124** | Ponceau 4R (crimson 4R), cochineal red A | Banned in a number of countries (Norway, USA, Finland, etc.). Carcinogen. Triggers asthma attacks. |
E-125 | Ponceau, crimson SX | |
E-127** | Erythrosine | Banned in several countries. May cause an overactive thyroid gland. |
!E-128* | Red 2G | 09/03/2007. Banned in Russia! Banned in a number of countries. When ingested, it is converted into aniline, which can cause cancer in animals and humans, as well as cause genetic changes in the body’s cells. |
E-129** | Red charming AC | Carcinogen. Banned in some countries |
E-131** | Blue patent V | Banned in several countries. According to some data, they can lead to the formation of malignant tumors |
E-132 | Indigotine, indigo carmine | May cause nausea, fever and other allergic reactions. Banned in Norway. |
E-133** | Blue shiny FCF | Banned in some countries |
E-142** | Green S | Banned in several countries. According to some data, they can lead to the formation of malignant tumors |
E-150s E150d |
Caramel | Possibly carcinogenic |
E-151** | Black shiny BN, black PN | Banned in some countries |
E-153** | Vegetable coal | Banned in the USA. According to some data, they can lead to the formation of malignant tumors. |
E-154** | Brown FK | Banned in the USA |
E-155** | Brown NT | Banned in some countries |
E-160s | Paprika extra, capsanthin, capsorubin | Banned in some countries |
E-160d | Lycopene | |
161g | Canthaxanthin | Harmful to the retina of the eyes |
E-166 | Sandalwood | |
E171 | Titanium dioxide | According to some data, it can lead to liver and kidney diseases, and can also increase the likelihood of developing cancer. This suspicion was expressed by a group of scientists representing the University of Toulouse in France and the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology. |
E172 | Iron oxide | According to some reports, it can lead to liver and kidney diseases |
E-173** | Aluminum | Banned in some countries |
E-174** | Silver | Banned in some countries |
E-175** | Gold | Banned in some countries |
E-180** | Ruby lithol VK | Banned in some countries |
E-181 | Food tannins | |
E-182 | Orseil, Orsin |
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E-200 | Sorbic acid | May cause skin reactions. According to some Russian experts(hygienist Andrey Mosov, head of the expert direction of NP Roskontrol) sorbic acid and sorbates E200 - E203 can destroy essential human vitamins, which is fraught with their shortage. |
E-209 | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid heptyl ester | |
E-210 | Benzoic acid | May trigger asthma attacks |
E-211 | Sodium benzoate | May cause allergic reactions |
E-213 | Calcium benzoate | May cause allergic reactions |
E-214** | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid ethyl ester | Banned in some countries |
E-215** | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid ethyl ester sodium salt | Banned in some countries |
!E-216* | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid propyl ester, paraben group | Banned in Russia! Banned in several countries. |
!E-217* | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid propyl ester sodium salt | Banned in Russia! Banned in several countries. |
E-218 | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid methyl ester | Possible allergic skin reactions |
E-219** | Para-hydroxybenzoic acid methyl ester sodium salt | Banned in some countries |
E-220 | Sulfur dioxide | People with renal failure apply with caution. According to some Russian experts (hygienist Andrei Mosov, head of the expert department of NP Roskontrol), sulfur dioxide and sulfites (E220 - E228) can destroy vitamins essential for humans, which can lead to their deficiency. |
E-221 | Sodium sulfite | |
E-225 | Potassium sulfite | According to some Russian experts (hygienist Andrei Mosov, head of the expert department of NP Roskontrol), sulfur dioxide and sulfites (E220 - E228) can destroy vitamins essential for humans, which can lead to their deficiency. |
E-226** | Calcium sulfite | Banned in some countries According to some Russian experts (hygienist Andrei Mosov, head of the expert department of NP Roskontrol), sulfur dioxide and sulfites (E220 - E228) can destroy vitamins essential for humans, which can lead to their deficiency. |
E-227** | Calcium hydrosulfite | Banned in some countries According to some Russian experts (hygienist Andrei Mosov, head of the expert department of NP Roskontrol), sulfur dioxide and sulfites (E220 - E228) can destroy vitamins essential for humans, which can lead to their deficiency. |
E-228 | Potassium hydrosulfite (potassium bisulfite) | According to some Russian experts (hygienist Andrei Mosov, head of the expert department of NP Roskontrol), sulfur dioxide and sulfites (E220 - E228) can destroy vitamins essential for humans, which can lead to their deficiency. |
E-230** | Biphenyl, biphenyl | Banned in some countries |
E-231** | Orthophenylphenol | Banned in some countries |
E-232 | Orthophenylphenol sodium | |
E-233** | Thiabendazole | Banned in some countries |
E-234 | Nizin | |
E-235 | Natamycin (pimaricin) | May cause allergic reactions, nausea, diarrhea |
E-236** | Formic acid | Banned in some countries |
E-237** | Sodium formate | Banned in some countries |
E-238** | Capcia formate | Banned in some countries |
!E-239 | Urotropine (hexamethylenetetramine, hexamine) | Banned in Russia! since 2010 Banned in several countries |
!E-240* | Formaldehyde | Banned in Russia!. Banned in some countries |
E-241 | Guaiac resin | |
E-249 | Potassium nitrite | Possibly carcinogenic. Prohibited for use in baby food |
E-252 | Potassium nitrate | Possibly carcinogenic. There are restrictions on its use in many countries |
E-261 | Potassium acetate | It should be avoided by people with kidney disease |
E-262 | Sodium acetates sodium acetate, sodium hydroacetate (sodium diacetate) | |
E-263 | Calcium acetate | |
E-264 | Ammonium acetate | May cause nausea |
E-281 | Sodium propionate | May cause migraines |
E-282 | Calcium propionate | Same |
E-283 | Potassium propionate | Same |
E-284 | Boric acid | |
E-285 | Sodium tetraborate (borax) | |
E-296 | Malic (malonic) acid | Not recommended for infants and small children |
E-297 | Fumaric acid |
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E-338 | Orthophosphoric acid | Phosphoric acid (E338) and its salts - phosphates (E339 - E343, E542), pyrophosphates (E450), triphosphates (E451) and polyphosphates (E452) are safe in themselves, but if there is a deficiency in the diet of dairy products, phosphorus and its compounds wash out calcium from bones. |
E-388** | Thiopropionic acid | |
E-389** | Dilauryl thiodipropionate |
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E407 E407a |
Carrageenans | Possibly carcinogenic. |
E420 | Sorbitol | Laxative |
E421 | Maltitol | Laxative |
E-424** | Kurdlan | |
E451i E451ii |
Triphosphates | |
E452i E452v |
Polyphosphates | Promote the development of osteoporosis (bone fragility) and atherosclerosis. (See E338) |
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E-620 | Glutamic acid. Salt substitute | Not recommended for use in baby food |
E-621 | Monosodium glutamate | |
E-622 | Monopotassium glutamate | May cause nausea, diarrhea, colic |
E-625 | Magnesium glutamate | |
E-627 | Sodium guanylate disubstituted | Prohibited for use in baby food |
E-629 | Calcium 5-guanylate | |
E-630 | Inosinic acid | |
E-631 | Disodium inosinate | Prohibited for use in baby food |
E-635** | Sodium 5-ribonucleotides disubstituted | Banned in some countries |
Code |
Name |
Notes |
E-900 | Dimethylpolysiloxane | |
E-901 | Beeswax, white and yellow | Possible allergic reactions |
E-902 | Candle wax | Same |
E-903 | Carnauba wax | Extracted from a type of palm tree growing in Africa |
E-904 | Shellac | Derived from insects Possible allergic reactions |
E-905a | Vaseline oil"food" | |
E-905b | Petrolatum | |
E-905c | Paraffin | |
E-906 | Benzoin resin | |
E-908 | Rice bran wax | |
E-909 | Spermaceti wax | |
E-910 | Wax esters | |
E-911 | Fatty acid methyl esters | |
E-912** | Montanic acid esters | |
E-913 | Lanolin | |
E-914** | Oxidized polyethylene wax | |
E-916** | Calcium iodate | Used to fortify food with iodine |
E-917 | Potassium iodate | Same |
E-918** | Nitrogen oxides | |
E-919** | Nitrosyl chloride | |
E-920 | L-cysteine | |
E-922** | Potassium persulfate | |
E-923** | Ammonium persulfate | |
!E-924a-b* | Calcium bromate, sodium | Banned in Russia! |
E-925** | Chlorine | |
E-926** | Chlorine dioxide | Carcinogen |
E-927b | Urea | |
E-928 | Benzoyl peroxide | |
E-929** | Acetone peroxide | |
E-930 | Calcium peroxide | |
E-938 | Argon | |
E-939 | Helium | |
E-940 | Dichlorodifluoromethane freon-12 | |
E-941 | Nitrogen | |
E-942 | Diazomonoxide | |
E-943a | Butane | |
E-943b | Isobutane | |
E-944 | Propane | |
E-945 | Chlopentofluoroethane | |
E-946 | Octafluorocyclobutane | |
E-948 | Oxygen | |
E-950 | Acesulfame potassium | |
E-951 | Aspartame. Sugar substitute | A huge number of side effects. Possibly carcinogenic |
E-952** | Cyclamic acid and its sodium, potassium and calcium salts | Sugar substitute. Banned in the US and UK, considered carcinogenic |
E-953 | Isomaltite | |
E-954 | Saccharin and its sodium, potassium and calcium salts | Sugar substitute. Restrictions on its use in the USA, according to some data it is a carcinogen |
E-957 | Thaumatin | Natural sugar substitute |
E-959 | Neohesperidin Dihydrochalcone | |
E-958 | Glycyrrhizin | |
E-965 | Maltitol maltitol syrup | |
E-966 | Lactitol | |
E-967 | Xylitol | Calls kidney stone disease in laboratory animals |
E-999 | Quillaya extract | Substance of natural origin, causes rich foaming in carbonated drinks, beer |