New Delhi. In summer, the demand for cold and fresh syrup is high. In such a situation, Ruh Afza or Patanjali Gulab Sharbat is consumed in the house as a summer drink, but recently a big controversy has arisen about these syrups. The controversy caught up when Baba Ramdev called Rooh Afza as “Sharbat Jihad”.

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Let me tell you that food expert Revant Himatsingka has recently shared many shocking information about both the syrups on social media on this dispute. It was told how both such syrups have used such materials which can harm health.

What is Majra?
In fact, on social media Instagram, the Food Farmer has shared a video in which he has analyzed the contents of Patanjali Gulab Sherbet and Ruh Afja and has said that the amount of sugar in both these syrups is quite high.

He also revealed that Patanjali rose is 99% sugar in syrup. This information has not been given on the bottle to hide this information. In addition, preservatives such as sodium benzoate have also been used, which can be quite harmful for the body.

At the same time, 87% sugar has been used in Ruh Afja, which is also clearly written on the bottle. In addition, it uses artificial red color, which is banned in many countries. This color can cause a problem of meditation in children. Regular intake of both syrups and artificial things can cause damage to health.

Let me tell you that the dispute about Ruh Afza had increased further when Baba Ramdev called it a syrup jihad and alleged that the income from this syrup is used to fund religious institutions.

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Subsequently, Hamdard Laboratories (Hamdard Laboratories- Which makes ROOH AFZA), took legal action against Baba Ramdev and Patanjali Foods. At the same time, the Delhi High Court, considering Ramdev's statement as unacceptable, has warned of contempt against him.

Should these syrup should be avoided?
According to food experts in HT, these syrup should be consumed in limited quantities. Especially children. Because the color and preservatives used in them can damage their health.