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bioavailability
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bioavailability [‚bī·ō·ə‚vāl·ə′bil·əd·ē]
(physiology)
The extent and rate at which a substance, such as a drug, is absorbed into a living system or is made available at the site of physiological activity.


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Valensa plans on using the unique functional properties of the highly bioavailable omega 3 phospholipids in NKO in conjunction with several of its proprietary ingredients such as Zanthin natural astaxanthin, extending its current platform of patented eye health formulations.
This could be a very important discovery because there's only a very small amount of soluble iron in the ocean and if plankton use the iron nanoparticles formed in clouds then the whole flux of bioavailable iron to the oceans needs to be revised," said Dr Zongbo Shi, lead author of the research from the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Leeds.
Taiyo offers its range of Sunphenon, Suntheanine, Sunfiber and Sunactive products in a highly bioavailable soluble powder.
 
 
 
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