Safety Assessment of Castoreum Extract as a Food Ingredient
@article{Burdock2007SafetyAO,
title={Safety Assessment of Castoreum Extract as a Food Ingredient},
author={George A. Burdock},
journal={International Journal of Toxicology},
year={2007},
volume={26},
pages={51 - 55},
url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:39977652}
}Low-level, long-term exposure to castoreum extract does not pose a health risk and acute toxicity studies in animals indicate that castoreu extract is nontoxic by both oral and dermal routes of administration and is not irritating or phototoxic to skin.
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