Why Is Glucomannan Banned? The Critical Safety Concerns Explained
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According to regulatory bodies in Australia and the European Union, certain forms of glucomannan have been subject to a ban for decades due to severe safety risks. This highly absorbent dietary fiber, derived from the konjac plant, poses a significant choking and gastrointestinal obstruction hazard when manufactured into solid tablets or mini-cup jellies.
