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African native fruit, ''Synsepalum dulcificum'' (also known as “Miracle Fruit”), and exists in the
African native fruit, ''Synsepalum dulcificum'' (also known as “Miracle Fruit”), and exists in the
pulp of the miracle fruit.
pulp of the miracle fruit.
Miraculin’s deceptive properties have been exploited by several companies as sugar substitutes.
Miraculin’s deceptive properties have been exploited by several companies as sugar substitutes.
However, the American Food and Drug Administration banned the use of miraculin after
However, the American Food and Drug Administration banned the use of miraculin after