Beej Shudhi@360

The use of food additives in various products is increasing. Natural or synthetic food additives have been used as coloring, curing, and/or sweetening agents in many food stuffs, epidemiological studies of food additives are important for the assessment of toxicological risk to humans . A statistically significant increase in the DNA damage induced by various food additives.

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