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Artificial Flavors
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Rating
2.5/5
Oral & topical
Oral safety: very low
Skin safety: very low
About this supplement
Artificial flavors are synthetic flavor compounds that are commonly used in flavored supplements, protein powders, and meal replacements to enhance taste without the use of natural flavoring agents. These compounds can mimic the taste of various natural flavors and are often used to improve the palatability of products, making them more appealing to consumers.
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Physical properties
Artificial flavors can vary widely in physical properties depending on their chemical composition, but they are typically colorless or light-colored liquids that are soluble in water and other solvents.
How it’s made
Artificial flavors are produced through chemical synthesis, where various chemical compounds are combined to create flavor profiles that mimic natural flavors.