AT A GLANCE
Our team reviews bioavailability research and ingredient forms as part of choosing the materials used in a formula.
NEOtrition reviews research on bioavailability: how an ingredient is absorbed and becomes available for the body to use. Ingredient form is one of the details considered alongside amount, purity, consistency, and the complete formula.
When comparing forms, use the full ingredient name on the label. For a botanical, include the extract description; for other ingredients, check any named salt or compound. This helps you connect the product with the form examined in a study.
Compare the right outcome
An absorption study measures how an ingredient becomes available in the body. A study of a health benefit measures a separate outcome. Look for the type of research that answers your particular question and check its amounts and conditions.
If you would like to understand why a form was selected, contact our team with the product link and ingredient name. Follow the product’s directions for timing and food; those instructions are the starting point for your routine.
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