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HFCs
(redirected from High-fructose corn syrup)

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HFCs: see chlorofluorocarbons Halons are organic compounds that are similar to CFCs. They contain carbon, fluorine, and bromine and may contain chlorine. Halons have been used primarily as propellants in fire extinguishers.
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Howard unfortunately mischaracterizes high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), a natural product derived from U.
One lump or two? by Erickson, Audrae / E
Pollan gently skewers typical agribusiness--giant pesticide-sprayed corn farms that produce feed for cattle that end up as fast-food burgers, as well as raw material for the high-fructose corn syrup that sweetens the accompanying Cokes.
You are what you read by Jacobson, Michael F. / Nutrition Action Healthletter
Some suggestions: Ban soda, potato chips, and other unhealthy snacks from schools; tax junk foods, particularly high-fructose corn syrup, a major culprit in the fattening of America; promote jogging and biking, and encourage exercise breaks; expand, not cut back, physical-education programs.
Why we should hold the fries by Kristof, Nicholas D. / New York Times Upfront
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