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Pregelatinzed Starch ?


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horsefarmer4 Apprentice

IS pregelatinzed starch SAFE?


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Lisa Mentor
IS pregelatinzed starch SAFE?

pregelatinized starch

From: A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition | Date: 2005 | Author: DAVID A. BENDER

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starch, pregelatinized Raw starch does not form a paste with cold water and therefore requires cooking if it is to be used as a food thickening agent. Pregelatinized starch, mostly from maize, has been cooked and dried. Used in instant puddings, pie fillings, soup mixes, salad dressings, sugar confectionery, and as a binder in meat products. Nutritional value is the same as that of the original starch. See also starch, modified.

horsefarmer4 Apprentice

THANKS. IS IN MY BIRTHCONTROL. DO YOU THINK IS SAFE?

Lisa Mentor
THANKS. IS IN MY BIRTHCONTROL. DO YOU THINK IS SAFE?

Medication such as birth control are not required to list allergins. What is the name brand? Who is the manufacturer? Others here may know and if not, you need to call the manufacturer.

horsefarmer4 Apprentice

IT'S MANUFACTURED BY BARR LABORTORIES

Lisa Mentor
IT'S MANUFACTURED BY BARR LABORTORIES

You will have to contact Barr Labs:

(800) 222-4043

www.barrlabs.com/home.html

Phyllis28 Apprentice

Yasim birthcontrol pills are gluten free but not lactose free.


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THANKS THIS HELPS ALOT.

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My pharmacist told me that all drugs, prescription or not, manufactured in the US are supossed to be gluten free. However, drug companies cannot and will not verify that gluten has not come in contact with thier products. Drug manufacturers may get other ingredients used in thier products overseas and they are so afraid of lawsuits that they will not guarentee that their product is 100% gluten free, only that they have not, to thier knowledge, added gluten to thier products. This is very interesting because I have been glutened by 2 different anti-depressants made by 2 different drug companies who claim they have not added any gluten to thier products.

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