Oral feeding studies with laboratory animals indicate dietary carrageenan is excreted quantitatively and is not accumulated in body organs such as the liver or colon; studies disagree with respect to whether it triggers gastrointestinal tract inflammation or contributes to tumor promotion.
Dietary carrageenan is excreted quantitatively. This is what oral feeding studies with laboratory animals indicate. Dietary carrageenan is not accumulated in body organs such as the liver. This is what oral feeding studies with laboratory animals indicate. Dietary carrageenan is not accumulated in body organs such as colon. This is what oral feeding studies with laboratory animals indicate. Studies disagree with respect to whether it triggers gastrointestinal tract inflammation. Studies contributes to tumor promotion.