Is Triterpene Alcohols Alpha-Gal Friendly?

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Sometimes. Triterpene alcohols come from the oil glands of sheep.

Triterpene Alcohols and the Alpha-Gal Friendly Diet

Triterpene alcohols are a class of chemical compounds that belong to the larger group of triterpenes, which are composed of six isoprene units. These compounds can be found in both plant and animal sources, and are often isolated from the oil glands of sheep. In the context of food and cosmetics, triterpene alcohols are used for their potential health benefits and functional properties.

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