Скачать или смотреть Watermelon Science: Are Injected Watermelons Safe to Eat?

FSSAI launched this simple test to check if your Watermelon is adulterated with erythrosine

What is Erythrosine?
 It is a red dye widely used as a color additive in foods, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. 

Serious side effects of Erythrocin:
🩼Blistering, peeling, or loosening of the skin.
🩼chills, cough.
🩼diarrhea.
🩼difficulty with swallowing.
🩼dizziness.
🩼fast heartbeat.
🩼hives or welts, skin rash

How to test if your watermelon is injected?
Take a watermelon and cut in half, Take a tissue/cotton ball and tap on the centre. 

✅Unadulterated Watermelon will leave no color on the tissue/cotton ball
🚫Adulterated Watermelon will leave a red color on the tissue/cotton ball

It's time to take charge of your health and create awareness in our communities on consumption of right quality of food. Unfortunately, food adulteration is on its peak in our country, so lets become conscious consumers and make a right choice to live a healthy lifestyle.

Tell me in the comments if you will try this test before eating watermelon!

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