Silicon Dioxide in Food: What It Is and Why It's Used
Silicon dioxide (silica) is a fine, powdery additive—not beach sand. It's an anti-caking agent preventing clumping in powdered sugar, baking powder, spices, cheese. Also used as a filtering agent in wine, beer. In supplements, it may improve nutrient bioavailability. Generally recognized as safe with no known health risks.
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