While it has been mentioned that this pink slime can actually trigger celiac disease and cause a stronger reaction to gluten, what are some of the other side effects? One effect has to do with protein allergenicity. This substance can actually bind to proteins and create antigenic peptides. This in turn “tricks” the body into thinking these proteins are an allergen driving the autoimmune process to create new proteins.

Not only does this lead to Post-translational modification of proteins, or the changing of shape and function, but it can create an immune response. This immune response may result in inflammation and ultimately an increase in the number of individuals who develop food allergies.

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