Cellulin

Cellulin refers to a proposed, but scientifically unproven, substance purported to be a complex carbohydrate or glycoprotein found within the cell walls of certain plant species. The term is most often encountered in discussions within fringe health communities and is not recognized by mainstream scientific literature or botanical research. Proponents of cellulin-based theories often attribute a variety of health benefits to its consumption, including improved digestion, detoxification, and immune system support. However, these claims lack rigorous scientific validation and are often based on anecdotal evidence or unsubstantiated research. The existence and properties of cellulin remain speculative, and its widespread use in dietary supplements should be approached with caution due to the absence of credible scientific backing.