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Thymoenzym 2G
PHARMACOKINETICS:
In the case of the presentation of Thymoenzym 2G in injectable form, the main active ingredients are absorbed directly into the bloodstream upon administration. This absorption takes place by simple diffusion, following the gradient which exists between the deposit of the main active ingredients and the plasma. There is a rapid speed of absorption, since the area of the capillary membranes which absorb the product is broad and these are very soluble in the interstitial fluid. The relatively large aqueous channels of the endothelial membrane allow a high rate of diffusion of these molecules, regardless of their liposolubility. Distribution is to all the body’s tissues, but mainly to the liver (50%) where some amino acids are stored, after a first-step metabolism. Metabolites are eliminated through the urine and faeces.
The tablet dissolves completely when it comes into contact with the pH of the small intestine. This protects the enzymes present in the formula, which act at a near basic pH. Once released, the main active ingredients (enzymes, thymus extract, amino acids and components of the natural extracts) are absorbed in the proximal part of the small intestine and a small amount is absorbed in the distal part of the jejunum. They are then incorporated into the bloodstream, where activation commences of the immunobiological processes: enzymatic action on related substrates, cell penetration of amino acids by active transport or facilitated by the participation thereof in the “amino acid pool,” stimulation and “wakening” of thymus function to boost the immune system.
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