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Silicon dioxide

Content reviewed:

Ingredient information is not a product efficacy study. A publication, traditional use or a link to an ingredient does not authorise a health claim. [4]

Identity & classification

Silica, SiO2; food additive E551. [1] [2]

Natural origin

Silica occurs in minerals, but food-grade amorphous silica is a specified manufactured material. [1] [2]

History & background

The modern ingredient name distinguishes a defined substance or preparation from its source material. The cited specification or technical source documents this distinction; no historical use of the FitGirl formula is implied. [1] [2]

Production methods

Manufactured through controlled processes such as precipitation, then purified. FitGirl’s specific grade is unconfirmed. [1] [2]

FitGirl raw material: the supplier, country of origin, batch specification and manufacturing process have not been independently verified. General production methods below do not establish the origin of this product.

Nutritional properties

A technological ingredient. Its use is not a declaration of a nutritionally significant silicon dose. [1] [2]

Food & sports nutrition

Read its role alongside the complete product composition. A technological ingredient or an unquantified component is not a separate sports-nutrition recommendation. [1] [2]

Research & limitations

The sources describe ingredient identity and composition. They do not test this FitGirl formula. Dose, preparation, study population and outcome must match before research can be interpreted for a particular product; legal authorisation is a separate requirement. [1] [2]

Approved health claims

No health benefit is claimed here for this ingredient. An ingredient’s presence alone does not establish an authorised product claim. [3] [4] [5]

Scientific references & product sources

  1. European Commission (2012). Regulation (EU) No 231/2012 — specifications for food additives
  2. European Parliament and Council (2011). Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 — Articles 7, 14; Annexes II, XIII, XIV
  3. European Commission (2012; consolidated 2025). Regulation (EU) No 432/2012 — Annex: authorised health claims and conditions
  4. European Parliament and Council (2006). Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 — Articles 5, 6, 10, 28 and Annex
  5. European Commission (2026). EU Register of nutrition and health claims
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