With a set of summer season, the demand for ice cream, ice candy and cool drinks are increasing. But what if these treats are rinsed with detergent and become the cause of the disease? Yes, you read correctly. A similar incident happened in Karnatak. Scroll down to read the details.
According to the reports, local candy with ice cream Carnataka and Cool Drink ManuFactring were marked by the Food and Medicines Department (FDA) for the sale of substandard products in non -hyhienic conditions. 97 out of 220 stores were reportedly issued notifications for failure to comply with the proper storage conditions. And many were found with the help of a washing powder in cream for creating a creamy texture, and phosphoric acid is used in cool drinks to improve physes. For unfriendly phosphoric acid often leads to a weakening of the bones.

According to the new Indian Express report, a fine of 38,000 rupees was imposed on the market for execution of bad practices.
In some cases, manufacturers used synthetic milk made of detergent, urea or starch to reduce costs. Instead of natural sugar, harmful dolls, such as saccharin and not served dyes, were used to enhance the taste and color.
It was also found that many manufacturers used contaminated or indifferent water in ice candy and cool drinks, or added flavoring substances that significantly exceed the permissible restrictions.

Side effects of consumed detergent powder
It has been proven that the detergent powder is not suitable for human consumption. Any type of admission can be extremely harmful and can cause serious health complications. This can lead to digestive problems, including nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. The alkaline and sour ingredients in the detergent can cause Brun in the throat, esophagus and stomach. Inhale during consumption, detergents can cause cough, wheezing and difficulty breathing. And according to experts, long -term exposure or high doses can emphasize the kidneys and liver, which will lead to potential damage to the organs.

What is phosphoric acid and its side effects
It is a colorless, odorless and sour chemical that is commonly used in food, industry and cleansers. It is found in non -alcoholic beverages (especially ear), fertilizers, detergents and rust. Its excessive consumption may increase the risk of kidney stones and kidney disease, especially in people with previous kidneys. And it can also lead to osteoporosis and caries.
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