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Posted by MightyKondrian on December 11, 2017, at 23:54:18
I've posted this here and the Alternative board. It kinda applies to both.
Basically, if you take a fat soluble drug or supplement will it still get absorbed faster than swallowing?
I'm actually talking about the noot aniracetam. Its fat soluble but some say to take it sublingual. The med board or Alt board could help answer this, esp as so many supps can be absorbed 'under the tongue'MightyKondrian
Posted by MightyKondrian on December 12, 2017, at 0:11:05
In reply to Sublingual absorption of fat soluble drugs/supps, posted by MightyKondrian on December 11, 2017, at 23:54:18
Talking of absorption what about swallowing a water soluble med/supp on a full gut containing fat? Seems this would work as most food contains some fat plus water soluble and fat soluble nutrients.
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