ChetnikPeater
Member
Hey guys,
I am sure many of you know energin is such a pain to apply topically, but previously Haidut said topical absorption increases it 20-fold, so I don't want to waste my money taking it orally (and apparently the thiamine is cancerous at such a low dose). Is this true?
@haidut can you clue in?
I would much rather take it orally but I won't if the statement haidut made about 20 times more plasma concentration is true.
Thanks!
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All of the water soluble vitamins have certain solubility in ethanol and water. So the dosages are as close to the maximum solubility for each vitamin as possible. For vitamin B6 we only dissolved what Ray considers a good dose (i.e. <10mg).
Also, keep in mind that the old study "j." posted in another thread showed topical absorption close to 90% and it avoids the liver, so if you use this vitamin topically the plasma concentrations would be comparable to an oral dosage 15-20 times higher, which puts the thiamine way into the safe range.
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I am sure many of you know energin is such a pain to apply topically, but previously Haidut said topical absorption increases it 20-fold, so I don't want to waste my money taking it orally (and apparently the thiamine is cancerous at such a low dose). Is this true?
@haidut can you clue in?
I would much rather take it orally but I won't if the statement haidut made about 20 times more plasma concentration is true.
Thanks!
"
All of the water soluble vitamins have certain solubility in ethanol and water. So the dosages are as close to the maximum solubility for each vitamin as possible. For vitamin B6 we only dissolved what Ray considers a good dose (i.e. <10mg).
Also, keep in mind that the old study "j." posted in another thread showed topical absorption close to 90% and it avoids the liver, so if you use this vitamin topically the plasma concentrations would be comparable to an oral dosage 15-20 times higher, which puts the thiamine way into the safe range.
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