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January 23rd, 2007
BASF builds bioavailability data behind Solu Q10
Abstract:
Others have set their sights on similar functionality. For instance, AquaNova has applied its nanotech system known as NovaSol to CoQ10, whereby the active substance is contained within product micelles. The aim is to make more bioavailable and lend the active ingredient fat and water solubility, which means it can be added to clear liquids without affecting the clarity.
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nutraingredients.com
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