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Healthy Konjac Gum Glucomannan Powder CAS 37220-17-0 for Low Calorie Food and Functional Beverage

Konjac gum often referred to as Konjac Glucomannan (KGM), is derived from the tubers of the Konjac plant (Amorphophallus konjac) . Konjac gum is water-soluble dietary fiber with Glucomannan as its primary active component .
Konjac gum possesses exceptionally high viscosity, ranking it among the most viscous natural food gums discovered .

  • Product Name Konjac Gum Powder
  • Part Used Tubers
  • Latin Name Amorphophallus konjac‌
  • Kosher Status Yes
  • Spec Glucomannan 95%/ SO2 less than 10ppm/ viscosity 10000-30000mpas
  • Appearance White powder
  • Place of Origin China

Product specification

Konjac Gum Powder Technical Data Sheet

Sense Index

Appearance

White powder

Odor & Taste

Characteristic

Physical-chemical Index

Spec

Glucomannan 95%/ SO2 less than 10ppm/ viscosity 10000-30000mpas

Particle Size 

98% pass 80 mesh

Loss on drying

5% Max

Ash  

5% Max

Heavy metals               

10ppm Max

Lead

2ppm Max

Arsenic  

2ppm Max

Mercury

0.1ppm Max

Cadmium

1ppm Max

Hygienic Index

Total plate count

5,000cfu/g Max

Mold & yeast

100cfu/g Max

Enterobacteriae

10cfu/g Max

E.Coli

Absent in 10g

Salmonella

Absent in 25g

Statements: Non-Irradiated, Non-GMO

Packaging: 1kg/aluminium foil bag, 25kg/drum (37*37*50cm).

Shelf Life: 24 months stored in original packaging away from the light, and under the optimal temperature 10~25℃. 

Function of Konjac Gum Glucomannan

As an excellent source of soluble dietary fiber, konjac gum offers multiple health benefits:

Weight Management and Satiety: Konjac Glucomannan (KGM) is very low in calories and has strong water-absorbing properties, expanding 80-100 times in volume after absorbing water . It can expand 20-100 times in the stomach upon absorbing gastric juices, creating a feeling of fullness and helping to reduce food intake .
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Promoting Intestinal Health and Relieving Constipation: Konjac gum can promote intestinal peristalsis, soften fecal matter, and effectively prevent constipation, colon cancer, and rectal cancer . Its rich plant fiber helps activate bowel function and speed up the excretion of harmful toxins from the body 

Regulating Blood Sugar and Lipids: Konjac gum can reduce the absorption of sugars in the intestines, helping to lower postprandial blood glucose levels . It also lowers cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood, aiding in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases .
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Other Health Effects: Konjac gum has certain blood lipid-lowering effects . During digestion, konjac gum can form a film that coats the intestinal wall, potentially hindering the absorption of harmful substances, including carcinogens, thus offering a protective effect against cancer . Konjac gum contains various minerals . Experiments have shown that the calcium in konjac-based foods can be easily dissolved and released in the acidic environment of gastric juice, facilitating absorption by the body and serving as a calcium supplement .

Application Area of Konjac Gum Glucomannan

Due to its unique physicochemical properties, konjac gum finds extensive applications in various fields:

Food Industry: Konjac gum is used as a thickener and stabilizer in jellies, jams, fruit juices, ice cream, and other cold drinks . It serves as a gelling agent in the production of konjac tofu and imitation foods (such as vegetarian shrimp, vegetarian kidney). As a binding agent, it is added to noodles, meatballs, and sausages to enhance texture and improve consistency .
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Health and Pharmaceutical Fields: Konjac gum can be directly used in producing weight loss health foods . Its extracts can be formulated into drugs for lowering blood lipids, blood sugar, and relieving constipation . Specially treated Konjac Glucomannan gel can also be used for hemostasis and promoting wound healing .

Industrial and Other Fields: In agriculture, konjac gum can be used for coating and preserving fruits and vegetables , and as a binder in aquatic feed . In the cosmetics industry, konjac gum acts as an additive in creams and shampoos . In the petroleum industry, it is used as a drilling mud treatment agent . In the textile industry, konjac gum is utilized as a sizing agent and printing paste