Indian Gum : Natural and Pure
Indian Gum is obtained from the stems and branches of Aracia
Arabica wild belonging to the family Leguminosae. It is dried gummy material
exudates from the plant. Other names of Indian gum is Gum arabis and acacia.
The plant is found in India, Sri Lanka, Sudan, morocco and
Africa.
Color of Indian Gum is creamy brown to red. Main constituent
of Indian gum is mixture of calcium, magnesium and potassium salts of Arabic
acid, also known as Arabin. Also contains enzyme oxidase and peroxidase.
Uses:
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Gum is demulcent in nature.
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Acacia gum is used to reduce cholesterol level
and help to increase weight loss.
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Gum is used as suspending agent.
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Gum is a very good emulsifying agent.
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It is very good binding agent and is used in
compressed tablets and lonzenges.
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In combination with gelatin, it is used to form
coacervates for microencapsulation of drugs.
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