Magnesiumstearate may be added to most supplements in the ingredient list.
What is vegetable magnes stearate?
Magnesiumstearate, also known as stearic salt, is an additve, a mobile ingredient used in tablet and capsule forms of supplements or drugs. Stearic acids are saturated fats, and magnesium is an important mineral. They both are nutrients, and can naturally be found in different foods. These minerals aren’t harmful but can actually be good for our health. Most commonly, vegetable magnesium Stearate is made from palm oils and is the basis for tablet manufacturing. Purified cottonseed and vegetable oils can also extract this substance.
Use magnesium stearate as a “flow-agent” in your supplement tablets. By acting as a “flow agent”, magnesium stearate can help prevent various components adhering. It is important to add mobile agents (such a vegetable magnesium stearate), in order for the ingredients to be evenly combined and that each capsule/tablet has the exact same amount.
Even though supplements may include disreputable ingredients such as vegetable magnes stearate (VMGS), they are still necessary because they have different roles to play in the production of these supplements. The use of magnesium substitutes or not including it in supplements can even cause harm to our health, as capsules and tablets may not always be able to contain the required dose.
Is magnesium stearate safe?
In 1990, a study on magnesium stearate revealed that it could cause immune suppression in T cells. It is important to remember that humans have different T cell types than mice. They are capable of reducing fatty acids. For toxic accumulation to be avoided, T cells in humans have the delta-9 desaturases to transform stearic into oleic. It is important to note that T cells from mice were immersed in stearic. The supplementation of such large amounts of stearic is impractical.
There is a second aspect to the manufacturing of supplements with plant magnesium, stearate. It concerns the bioavailability active ingredients. Some are concerned that magnesium Stearate can inhibit nutrients’ absorption into the bloodstream. However, magnesium stearate does not reduce the absorption or dissolution in all cases.
The myth that magnesiumstearate forms biofilms on the intestinal walls is another concern. Soaps containing calcium and magnesium, as well as magnesium stearate, can also form soap dregs at sinks and tubs. The environment inside the intestines is quite different from that in the bathroom. It is important to remember that soap dregs can’t accumulate in our intestines. Soap dregs can’t be compared to biofilms. Magnesium stearate may be able to stop the formation of biofilms, in certain cases.
Some customers may become allergic to magnesium Stearate. But this is unlikely as magnesium stearate has been found in plenty of everyday foods. People allergic should not eat foods high in magnesium, like eggs, coconut oil and beef.
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