Joy Kong, MD discusses a liquid supplement delivery system that claims 85% absorption and breaks down biofilm. The makers say it opens mucous-membrane pores on contact and has antioxidant, antibacterial, and antifungal properties.
I don't know if people really recognize how revolutionary this delivery system is. The mos. Max. So I wanted to talk a little bit why this is so exciting, why you're incorporating it in, in your all your liquid form of, of your products. Right. So. So you're saying that one, it breaks down biofilm and you're saying even around plastics.
And again in our mouth, as soon as it hits the mucous membranes, just milliseconds opens up, there's all these chemical reactions you'd remember from medical school or graduate school and called the fentanyl reaction. It opens up those pores. Everything gets absorbed in there and it's an 85% absorption. Why hasn't anybody used it? You know, and I look around the world, Eastern Europe use it, Europe use it, United States just no money in it. So they try to make all these new inventions when this is probably the best delivery system there is to get medicines into it.
But then there's also antioxidant properties and.
Then also it's antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial.
So it allows the shelf life to stay. Yes, much longer time.
