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Are magnesium phosphates vegan?

Magnesium phosphates is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is magnesium phosphates?

Magnesium phosphates are a group of compounds that contain magnesium and phosphate ions. They are commonly used as food additives to provide texture, prevent caking, and enhance the nutritional value of processed foods. Magnesium phosphates can also be found naturally in some foods, such as dairy products and grains. These compounds play an important role in our bodies, as they help maintain healthy bones, muscles, and nerves. While magnesium phosphates are generally considered safe for consumption, excessive intake may lead to adverse effects such as diarrhea and abdominal cramping.

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