Sentences with word «bioavailable»

Animal products are also high in micronutrients and micro-minerals such as the more bioavailable form of heme - iron.

Modern mothers are wising up and feeding their children nuts, seeds, and greens, for highly bioavailable forms of calcium, and letting their children out in the sun.

A major source of bioavailable iron in Antarctica is from melting snow and dust deposition.

Fermented foods retain the nutritious substances entirely, they are still raw foods, but it renders them in more bioavailable forms, that means easier to absorb.

Egg protein is the second most bioavailable protein source.

I would encourage you to try this homemade formula recipe as it's alive, rich in bioavailable nutrients, and easier to digest than powdered alternatives.

Then gave me some photocopies... among them: Eat The Whole Egg citing a November 2004 from the Jean Mayer US Department of Agriculture Human Nutrition Research Center / Tufts University: New research shows that eggs area highly bioavailable source of lutein, an important carotenoid for eye and skin health.....

Proven superior digestibility, providing more bioavailable nutrients to your indoor cat, the Proof...

When it comes to post-workout, whey protein delivers a highly bioavailable protein with a fast absorption speed and an unbeatable cost per serving compared to other protein sources.

D2 is found in plants but isn't as bioavailable as D3 is.

They might have the highest Total Testosterone, but if they have high SHBG levels then isn't there «high levels of Testosterone» going to be «bound» to SHBG and NOT bioavailable as Free Testosterone?

What makes the benefits of testosterone enanthate so unique is that a once a week treatment can increase the amount of bioavailable testosterone in a man's body to support each of these functions with little to no side effects.

Breast milk contains highly bioavailable iron but in amounts that are not sufficient to meet the needs of infants older than 4 to 6 months [2,12].

Most notably, the nutrient content of the grain becomes more bioavailable for absorption by the human digestive tract.

It is not a synthetic substance, and the body reacts to it as if it was created there and uses it to serve the same functions as bioavailable hormones with no interruption in the process.

Includes a well - rounded selection of highly bioavailable vitamins and minerals.

Vitamin C is usually best - tolerated and most bioavailable when it comes in buffered or fat - soluble form.

Our premium quality chelated zinc and copper come from Albion ® Laboratories, providing the gold standard in bioavailable mineral ingredients.

-LSB-...] of a SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast) into a probiotic rich beverage teeming with bioavailable nutrients like vitamin C and B vitamins that your body needs to stay well.

In general, nuts, seeds, and leafy greens have much less bioavailable calcium content.

PTC and Roche are old friends and signed an agreement in September 2009 to develop orally bioavailable small molecules using PTC's GEMS technology, focusing initially on four CNS disease targets.

A nice bonus is that these three teaspoons contain bioavailable protein.

Assessing protein deficiency is important especially in some vegetarians and vegans as it is more bioavailable from animal sources.

It is a complete hypo - allergenic, nutrient rich, highly bioavailable multi-vitamin, multi-mineral and trace element supplement and antioxidant.

Their molecules are smaller in size, so they penetrate cells easier, which makes these fats a more bioavailable fat source for some dogs.

This makes them the most bioavailable antioxidants known to science.

This is not due to their hair preventing sun exposure — these pets simply lack the right precursors to make bioavailable Vitamin D3.

When taken orally, glutathione is not as readily bioavailable as is NAC.

Some convert atmospheric nitrogen into bioavailable forms that are then exchanged for carbon from the plant.

Nitrogen isotope ratios can be used to estimate the change in the amount of bioavailable nitrogen over time.

I don't use bioavailable testosterone or free androgen index readings in my evaluation of patients and your DHEA level appears normal.

The most bioavailable plant sources, on the other hand, come in at 0.7 or less.

Similar to the calcium in the product, we passed on using commons forms of magnesium including magnesium citrate or magnesium oxide in favor of patented DiMagnesium Malate and patented Magnesium Bisglycinate Chelate (TRAACS ®) to create a highly bioavailable formula.

Formulated to nourish skin by using bioavailable ingredients, the secret of the Kampuku Beauty Bar is Dr. Ohhira's ancient artisanal kettle processing, as well as traditional Japanese botanical fermentation.

The bioavailability of zinc from vegetarian diets is lower than from non-vegetarian diets because vegetarians do not eat meat, which is high in bioavailable zinc and may enhance zinc absorption.

Also, the protein of whole eggs is much more bioavailable compared to just egg whites.

Plant foods aren't typically great sources of bioavailable B vitamins or iron, but chlorella is a powerful exception.

Thus, saliva testing is far superior to serum or urine testing in measuring bioavailable hormone levels.

An advantage of SAC is that it is well - absorbed and much more stable than allicin and 100 percent bioavailable.

THRIVE is a vegan protein powder that provides a highly bioavailable blend of four plant proteins that are easily digested and absorbed.

In fact, some studies have shown that sweet potatoes contain even more bioavailable beta - carotene than leafy green vegetables.

Zinpro Performance Minerals are the most bioavailable trace minerals on the market, which means more of the minerals are absorbed by the animal to deliver their full benefit.

The flaxseed «in moderation» is simply because I have heard conflicting evidence about its effectiveness when it comes to providing bioavailable omega - 3's.

They concluded that short - term supplementation with bioavailable curcumin significantly improves oxidative and inflammatory status in people with metabolic syndrome, and could be regarded as a «natural, safe, and effective CRP - lowering agent.

«Mass aggregations of birds may have a negative impact, promoting water eutrophization by means of their guano input (guanotrophication), since microorganisms need bioavailable N and P for the mineralization of organic matter,» says Reche.