Monk Fruit Juice Concentrate

Toxicity Score

1 /10
Lower Risk

Primary Concern

Under review

Found In

Various products

Persona Risk

General population risk

Clinical Summary

Monk fruit juice concentrate is generally regarded as safe for most people and is commonly used as a natural sweetener in food and cosmetics. It is derived from the fruit of the Siraitia grosvenorii plant and has been used in traditional medicine for centuries. Current evidence suggests that it does not pose any health risks; however, individuals with allergies to monk fruit should avoid its use.

What This Score Means

Lower Risk. This ingredient scores 1/10. Generally considered safer, though individual sensitivities may vary. Always check with your healthcare provider for specific concerns.

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