date:Jul 31, 2014
media that refer to animal testing using poligeenan, a substance sometimes improperly referred to as degraded carrageenan that is never used in foods, notes Marinalg, while other critics have suggested that food-grade carrageenan might break down during digestion into a potentially harmful substance. Informed, carefully conducted science has consistently shown that food grade carrageenan is safe, said the organisation, and binds so tightly to protein that it cannot be broken down into poligeena