Sentences with word «bioavailability»

According to various independent studies on the product, it has been found that fish oil contains about 30 % EPA and DHA, leading to a high level of bioavailability of the product.

For decades, researchers have tried to develop a «delivery system» that allowed for increased bioavailability of nutrients — and they've finally just about perfected it.

Pierre Fabre's technologically - advanced form of Vitamin E, patented Delta Tocopheryl Glucoside, delivers higher levels of Vitamin E to the skin than any other form of Tocopheryl while Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate is more efficient at improving free radical protection, and allows for higher bioavailability of Vitamin C than regular ascorbic acid.

Italian herbs are an extremely amazing source of anti-oxidants and raw lemon provides vitamin C and citrus bioflavinoids and organic acids which enhance the digestion process and nutrient bioavailability of this dish.

These Healthy Butternut Squash Black Bean Tacos are gut friendly — made with soaked beans (to reduce anti-nutrients and improve bioavailability of minerals), authentic corn tortillas (gluten free), beet sauerkraut (probiotics) and finished with a creamy guacamole.

Vitamin B12 is generally not present in plant foods, but fortified breakfast cereals are a readily available source of vitamin B12 with high bioavailability for vegetarians [5,13 - 15].

Soaking benefits at a glance: Improves nutrient absorption by enhancing bioavailability Aids in overall digestion Increases enzymatic activity Seed Soaking 1.

«The fact that people with metabolic syndrome had lower bioavailability of vitamin E was expected, but it had never been studied before and therefore we've had no guidance to make recommendations for that population,» said Richard Bruno, professor of human nutrition at The Ohio State University and lead author of the study.

Raw - fed diets also avoid cheap, low quality proteins (by - products) and do not run the risk of reducing bioavailability by cooking at extreme temperatures and damaging enzymes.

However, it is still not as fast digesting, nor does it have the best bioavailability when compared to other protein sources.

Previously, a low molecular weight non-peptide compound 233, KRH - 1636, was found to be a potent and selective inhibitor of CXCR4 using X4 HIV - 1 strains, but, its poor oral bioavailability limited further clinical trials [113, 114].

Now, I am interested in increasing bioavailability with all my products (see article on Black Pepper), and I also favor those companies that have invested in making their products more bioavailable.

First, turmeric is not water - soluble and has very poor bioavailability which means that it is nearly impossible for our bodies to absorb on its own, even if you are taking the recommended dosage every day.

This infers that it might be able to get positive effects at a lower dose, which is reinforced by the above study on bioavailability.

Low temperature processing ensures maximum bioavailability of nutrients and beneficial effects in the body.

Like protein, fat should come from animal based sources to ensure optimal bioavailability for dogs.

I strongly suspect those numbers would look a little different for a Primal eater, but my point stands: you don't see any studies examining the effect of almond intake on mineral bioavailability because nobody's relying on almonds for their nutrition.

Some sources note that black pepper may boost bioavailability of turmeric by 2,000 %.

Other factors that affect bioavailability include...

This is important because synthetic supplements offer limited bioavailability to dogs.

Vectomega delivers superior bioavailability over other EPA / DHA products.

Soaking beans, seeds, and grains for several hours, then allowing sprouts to form, may significantly improve zinc bioavailability from these foods.

All - natural and highly convenient liquid formulation may also support bioavailability of the nutrients contained

To attend to this demand for superior intake of melatonin, the hormone has long been synthesized for use in dietary supplements that are designed to provide a variety of doses and improved overall bioavailability.

However, we don't know yet what exactly causes reduced arginine bioavailability in people with depression,» says Doctoral Student Toni Ali - Sisto, the lead author of the study.

Most magnesium pills have low bioavailability when eaten, so what I use is transdermal magnesium oil.

Bioequivalence studies measure whether a generic drug acts the same in the body as the name - brand drug; bioavailability studies measure how much drug gets into a patient's system.

Further studies about conversion of other indole GLS to I3C and DIM are needed to know more about bioavailability of these compounds, as there is no information in literature.

Higher bioavailability means the nutrients in Prime Male are more easily absorbed.

† We paid special attention to the forms of minerals we used to provide optimized bioavailability and use the highest quality from a world leading manufacturer.

This method is less expensive, but there is no guarantee of pet acceptance or nutrient bioavailability because actual feeding is not done.

In turn, nitric oxide bioavailability deeply influences insulin - stimulated glucose uptake and vascular tone.

Some dog foods have much more bioavailability than others — in other words, they are more digestible than others.

Because humans obtain most of their vitamin D requirement from casual exposure to sunlight, the > 50 % decreased bioavailability of cutaneously synthesized vitamin D3 in the obese subjects could account for the consistent observation by us and others that obesity is associated with vitamin D deficiency.

Meanwhile, oral supplements face exposure to stomach acid, digestive enzymes, food - related breakdown, first pass metabolism, and other bioavailability issues in the gastrointestinal system which ultimately limit their desired effects.

StressKiller uses magnesium citrate, which has been found to show «superior bioavailability after 60 days of treatment when compared with other treatments studied.»

It is theorized that Biotin has exceptionally high bioavailability within the human body.

Dosage: Try to use a good quality magnesium of high bioavailability such as Magnesium citrate (powder by Viridian): 2 x 400 mg 60 min before breakfast and about 1 — 3 hours before bed.

Interestingly, about 1/4 teaspoon of EVOO per ounce of tomato has been shown to have this impact on increased carotenoid bioavailability.

Targeted at sports nutrition applications, the company's solvent - free, clean - label LMP technology is designed to improve the performance of nutritional actives through controlled release and bioavailability enhancement, as well as taste and odor masking.

Live probiotics help digest the nutrients and create greater nutritional bioavailability for everything in the meal.

Virun also reports bioavailability is ~ 500 % greater than normal.

Zinc in legumes, whole grains, and other vegetables is less bioavailability because they contain phytates, which may bind to zinc and inhibit absorption.