Love and Wisdom

Love and Wisdom

Reflection:

I really like eating, when I have the chance I will buy some kind of roadside food. Usually this kind of food is wrapped in a newspaper.

Wisdom:

For some food lovers like me, food that is sold along the road looks very delicious.

However, behind the interesting and delicious snacks, saved the potential danger for the connoisseurs.

The reason, not from the quality of bread, jam, and other ingredients, but the wrapping media.

Yes, as is well known, many fried food sellers used to wrap the snacks in paper.

The problem is, not only plain paper or special food wrappers, sometimes there are traders who use newspaper and sensitive books. Reported on the Healthsite page, Wednesday (10/14/2015), food drained, stored or wrapped in newspapers can cause cancer.

This is because newspapers are printed using ink containing heavy metal Pb (lead).

Research shows ink can seep into food and if consumed is harmful to the lungs, kidneys, hormones, and triggers cancer.

Actually not only newspapers and inked paper, special food wrapping paper is also dangerous for health.

Contains hazardous chemicals Studies published by the journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters state, paper for wrapping burgers, rice, sandwiches and potatoes, then fried chicken boxes, and pizza boxes containing synthetic chemicals.

Meanwhile, Kompas.com article, Thursday (12/7/2017) writes, a number of studies found food wrapping paper containing bisphenol A (BPA).

This chemical is believed to be harmful to the body.

Action:

When I read several articles about the dangers of newspapers and other papers, I realized that it was very dangerous for the human body. Since then I have not bought food with newspaper wrappers, and reminded at least the traders about the dangers of newspapers for the human body.

Love:

We have to start getting used to loving and caring for the body, because it is very dangerous if we don't love ourselves from now. If not from us then from whom ...

Promise: I promise to reduce the use of newspapers as food wrappers.