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Is there any way to break down cellulose gum? I've been trying to find any combination of substances to break it down, and am now pretty much convinced it's not possible.
Sure!
Some animals, like cows, have symbiotic bacteria in their intestinal tract that produce the enzymes necessary to digest cellulose, and this allows them to feed on grass.
I didn't make myself clear, that's my fault. What I meant to ask is does anyone know of anything that breaks down cellulose gum in the human mouth, and is non- toxic?
Cellulose gum? Wouldn't that basically be the same thing as chewing on a toothpick?
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