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Do the dangers derived from the use of chemicals in food production and preservation outweigh the advantages? v.2

Do the dangers derived from the use of chemicals in food production and preservation outweigh the advantages? v. 2
Preservatives and meal chemicals are increasingly used in the meal industry these days. However, their use is not safe and poses serious risks to human energy. There are, however, strong opponents of this view, claiming certain advantages of cuisine preservatives and chemicals that overshadow these risks. As far as I am concerned, the underlying risks and benefits must be pondered upon before coming to a firm conclusion. Use of food chemicals is on the rise despite strong health concerns from the medical authorities. One such health concern is the association of these chemicals with the rise in the incidence of various diseases. I would like to mention about the recent rise in disease cases, affecting thousands of people across the globe. The tumor Foundation has strongly rejected the use of food additives, claiming that various types of cancer including breast cancer, lung cancer, and stomach cancer have been linked to the use of such chemicals. Hence, by limiting the use of food additives, people can be saved from deadly diseases. Others, on the contrary, still favour the use of chemicals for food preservation and production due to certain benefits. Firstly, these ingredients add taste to food and make it more palatable and scrumptious. For example, ice cream and cold drinks are routinely added with these chemicals for taste enhancement. Furthermore, this practice boosts commercial activity, as more people purchase their flavoured food products out of their cravings for them. Companies such as Pepsi and Walls are a proof of this as they have demonstrated huge growth in their recent yearly sales. In conclusion, some people are still in favour of using food chemicals for preservation and production of food mainly because of reasons related to taste and financial gains for food companies. However, I am a strong opponent of this view, believing that the use of such practices should be banned as they cause harm to human health, causing various cancers.
Preservatives and meal
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chemicals
are
increasingly
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used
in the meal industry these days.
However
, their
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use
is not safe and poses serious
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risks
to human energy. There are,
however
, strong opponents of this view, claiming certain advantages of cuisine preservatives and
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chemicals
that overshadow these
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risks
. As far as I
am concerned
, the underlying
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risks
and benefits
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must
be pondered
upon
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before
coming to a firm conclusion.

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Use
of
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food
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chemicals
is on the rise despite strong health concerns from the medical authorities. One such health concern is the association of these
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chemicals
with the rise in the incidence of various diseases. I would like to
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mention about the
recent rise in disease cases, affecting thousands of
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people
across the globe. The tumor Foundation has
strongly
rejected the
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use
of
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food
additives, claiming that various types of
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cancer
including breast
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cancer
, lung
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cancer
, and stomach
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cancer
have
been linked
to the
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use
of such
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chemicals
.
Hence
, by limiting the
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use
of
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food
additives,
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people
can
be saved
from deadly diseases.

Others,
on the contrary
,
still
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favour
the
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use
of
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chemicals
for
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food
preservation and production due to certain benefits.
Firstly
, these ingredients
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add
taste to
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food
and
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make
it more palatable and scrumptious.
For example
, ice cream and
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cold
drinks are
routinely
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added
with these
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chemicals
for taste enhancement.
Furthermore
, this practice boosts commercial activity, as more
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people
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purchase
their
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flavoured
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food
products out of their cravings for them.
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Companies
such as Pepsi and Walls are a proof of this as they have demonstrated huge growth in their recent yearly sales.

In conclusion
,
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some
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people
are
still
in
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favour
of using
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food
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chemicals
for preservation and production of
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food
mainly
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because
of reasons related to taste and financial gains for
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food
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companies
.
However
, I am a strong opponent of this view, believing that the
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use
of such practices should
be banned
as they cause harm to human health, causing various
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
cancers
.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
26Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS essay Do the dangers derived from the use of chemicals in food production and preservation outweigh the advantages? v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
315 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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