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Tragacanth

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Tragacanth gum is a natural dry rubber anionic polysaccharide, a hydrocolloid highly resistant to acids and has been accepted since 1961 as GRAS (a level of approval of the Food and Drug Administration, USA) at the level of 0.2 -1.3% (Anderson and Bridgeman 1985). Tragacanth gum consists of two components: 1. Bassorin (insoluble in water and...

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Tragacanth gum, studies 2016

by Street82 (2749 pt) · 2019-Oct-23

The tragacanth gum is obtained from many leguminous plants and, in particular from the Astragalus gummifer, a seedling known in traditional medicine for multiple pharmacological activities: antiperspirant, tonic, diuretic and immuno regenerating...

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