The solubilisates transport the respective active substances in an ultrafine distributed micelle structure. This is possible by employing the technology which encapsulates the respective substances in the smallest, absolutely homogeneous units in the form of product micelles. Nature provides the example and the basis for this: micelles with diameters in the double-figure nanometer range are found for example in milk or hens' eggs. But also, the human organism is continually producing micelles to render the fat-soluble substances, such as for example vitamins A, D, E and K, absorbable in the body.
This is the basic prerequisite for the fat metabolism or the fat digestion. The new technology from Germany translates this transport system in nature (= micelle) into industrially useful solutions (= product micelle).
Scientific tests prove the high dermal penetration and intestinal resorption of micellated active ingredients. Fat-soluble active substances, such as Vitamin E, Curcumin etc., are resorbed with the aid of bile salts and enzymes via micelle formation in the small intestine. However, this process is associated with low bioavailability of the relevant substances. Due to BioMed-Lab micelles, the physiological mechanism of intestinal micelle formation is bypassed and consequently, a very much bioavailability is achieved.
