#bioavailable

[omg-erika]

Forever young – thanks to NMN?

by Dr.Harald Wiesendanger– Klartext What the mainstream media is hiding You can spend a fortune on anti-aging products – with questionable benefits and uncertain side effects. NMN seems to be a notable exception. The more deeply this substance is researched, the more clearly its spectacular potential to keep us healthy and vital even as we get older becomes clear. “I want to grow old with…

[fjordfolk]

dog food trends are so ffing wild remember when ppl were turning their nose up at chicken-based kibble? because its cheap and some dogs are allergic. which is fine. except when is it bad that somethings cheap when your dog is not allergic and also its a highly digestible lean meat and a great source of protein. but no okay feed ur dog lamb and peas. just on principle. good stuff.

[benihana-circumcision]

HELP HEEELP HEEEELPPP

[tj-crochets]

Okay y'all, my doctor wants me to take iron supplements and inexplicably recommended a vegan one I can't take* despite the whole heme/non-heme iron thing and the whole "I'm not vegan" thing. Do you have any iron supplements you recommend? *it has raw garlic and onion in it. I can have both garlic and onion, but only cooked

[disintegrationtheory]

next month I'm going ham with leafy greens and if that doesn't work I'm going to have to try eating red meat again 🥲

[vaciena]

You wanna know something terrible?

My new med, that I have to take 4 or 8 of a day for forever, costs $1120

It’s literally $40-80 a day for one med

[snapcracklepop-myjoints]

If u snort adderall in one nostril and Xanax in the other ur brain takes a screenshot

[jppres]

Conceptos y aplicaciones de los parámetros farmacocinéticos: Una guía para el salón de clases. | [Concepts and applications of pharmacokinetic parameters: A guide for the classroom]

Article published in J. Pharm. Pharmacogn. Res., vol. 11, no. 1, pp. 160-178, January-February 2023. DOI: https://doi.org/10.56499/jppres22.1472_11.1.160 Expert Opinion Jorge Duconge-Soler1*, Víctor Mangas Sanjuan2, Gledys Reynaldo Fernández3 1Departamento de Ciencias Farmacéuticas, Escuela de Farmacia, Universidad de Puerto Rico, PO Box 365067, 00936-5067, San Juan, Puerto…

[koranika]

I hate to be the one to say this but where do y’all think a lot of the nutrients in soil comes from?

i think it's fucked up that there are plants that decided they wanted to eat meat

[maxicuma]

Bioavailability Reboot

Maxicuma® is clinically studied to deliver 172 folds more free curcumin in the Human Pharmacokinetic study compared to standard curcumin 95% (micronized)

[techbuji]

Bioequivalence Studies in India | Bioavailability Studies In India | Spinos Life Science

Bioequivalence studies are essential in developing generic drugs, ensuring their efficacy and safety are equivalent to innovator drugs. India, a global leader in pharmaceutical manufacturing, plays a pivotal role in conducting bioequivalence studies. With world-class infrastructure, skilled professionals, and cost advantages, India has emerged as a preferred destination for bioequivalence research. This blog explores the significance of bioequivalence studies in India, their regulatory framework, and why India is a trusted hub for global pharmaceutical companies. Bioequivalence studies and bioavailability studies are crucial steps in the pharmaceutical industry. These studies are conducted to ensure the safety and effectiveness of generic drugs, as well as to help in the registration and approval process of new drugs. Bioequivalence studies compare the pharmacokinetic parameters of a generic drug with its reference drug. This means that the two drugs have the same active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and are administered in the same dosage form, route of administration, and under similar conditions. The main objective of these studies is to show that the generic drug is essentially the same as the reference drug in terms of the rate and extent of absorption. This is important because it ensures that the generic drug will have the same therapeutic effect as the reference drug.

[witkart09]

Magnesium is an important mineral that helps our body work properly. It is needed for more than 300 processes in the body, like making energy, building proteins, and keeping our muscles and nerves healthy. It also helps control blood pressure, blood sugar, and even helps make DNA, which is important for our health.

Magnesium is found in many foods, such as leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and whole grains. But some people don’t get enough magnesium from their food, which can be a problem. Things like drinking too much alcohol, taking certain medicines, or having health problems can make magnesium levels too low. Because of this, some people take magnesium supplements to stay healthy.

[lesbakerstuff]

tldr: tampons are made of cotton, which can take up lead from soil. the soil can get lead from lead in the atmosphere, wastewater containing lead, or pesticides/fertilizers with lead!

im curious if there's ever been a study looking at blood lead levels in menstruating people who use tampons vs who don't - controlled for other lead exposure methods ofc

my period is back again and id like to take this moment to remind everyone with a uterus to avoid using tampons at all costs, if you can. a recent study was conducted with 14 different popular brands of tampons, revealing that every single one of them contained toxic metals such as lead, arsenic, and more.

[unification]

may be of some tiny benefit to a disrupted blood-brain barrier:

Berberine Alpha-GlycerylPhosphorylCholine Butyrate Curcumin extract Resvertarol Apigenin Astaxanthin Thiamine

[serat11]