ኣብ ፍሪጅ እንተተቐሚጦም ናብ መርዚ ዝቅየሩ መግብታት | Foods that turn into poison if kept in the refrigerator |ዶክተርሻሮን скачать в хорошем качестве

ኣብ ፍሪጅ እንተተቐሚጦም ናብ መርዚ ዝቅየሩ መግብታት | Foods that turn into poison if kept in the refrigerator |ዶክተርሻሮን

(Note: This video is presented in the Tigrinya language In this clinical health guide, Dr. Rufta addresses critical myths in Food Safety and household Nutrition. While refrigeration is a cornerstone of Public Health to prevent Pathogenic bacterial growth, certain organic produce undergoes negative Enzymatic reactions when exposed to low temperatures. We explore the Food Science behind why staples like potatoes, onions, and tomatoes lose their Nutrient bioavailability and structural integrity in the cold. Specifically, we discuss the chemical process where Starch converts to Sugar in cold-stored potatoes, which may lead to the formation of harmful Acrylamides when cooked at high heat. This video covers Post-harvest physiology, the impact of Ethylene gas on fruit ripening, and the Crystallization of honey. Understanding these Microbiology and Food Chemistry principles is essential for preventing Food waste and ensuring the highest quality of Dietary health for your family. In many Eritrean and Tigrayan households across the diaspora, we often lead busy lives and buy groceries in bulk from stores like Costco or Lidl. To save time, it is a common cultural habit to store everything in the fridge immediately to prevent spoilage. However, this "one-size-fits-all" approach to storage can ruin the authentic taste of our traditional ingredients and even pose subtle health risks. Dr. Rufta provides this professional advice in Tigrinya to help our community bridge the gap between modern convenience and ancient nutritional wisdom, ensuring our diaspora families stay healthy and informed. If you want to protect your family and improve your nutrition, please Like this video and Subscribe to join our community. Supporting this channel helps us continue providing high-quality, professional medical education in the Tigrinya language. #FoodSafety #NutritionTips #TigrinyaHealth