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  • Propylene glycol is derived from petroleum and is a viscous colorless, odorless substance with a sweet taste. (wellnessmama.com)
  • A clear, colorless, practically odorless, light liquid that works as a handy helper ingredient in sunscreen formulas . (incidecoder.com)
  • Ethyl Proxitol is a colorless, hygroscopic propylene glycol ether. (equilex.com)
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  • Currently, there is no study that directly tests whether propylene glycol causes leaky gut and the inflammatory health problems caused by the leaky gut. (wellnessmama.com)
  • However, in a test tube study, propylene glycol even at low concentration destroyed some gut cells ( source ). (wellnessmama.com)
  • According to one study as we get exposed to harmful UV rays, L-aspartic acid gets converted into its lesser active form- R-aspartic acid and d-β-aspartic acid. (nakedactives.com)