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Did you get upset when your grey hair pill failed to make your grey go away, even though you started greying in your 40s? That’s because a key ingredient – a protein – is being broken down in your stomach preventing the pill from working. Below you will find the full explanation of what’s happening with these pills once they enter your body.
Ever wonder why so many natural health products marketers, including your grey hair pill supplier promise stellar results with their products – but somehow never seem to deliver?
Blame it on a little something known as bioavailability. If you’re unfamiliar with the concept, here’s a straight-forward explanation: Bioavailability is the term used to describe how much of a particular drug gets into the body in a usable state beneficial to the body. Bioavailability is expressed in percentages where the more bioavailable a drug or dietary supplement the higher the percentage.
Below are the only 4 ways in which nutrients can get into your blood stream. Nutrients in dietary supplements enter the blood stream via the small intestine.
- Via Injection
- Via the mucous membranes of the mouth
- Via the lining of the walls of the upper intestine
- Via the lining of the walls of the colon (suppositories)
Pharmaceutical companies carefully investigate the bioavailability of chemical compounds before introducing them as prescription drugs; after all, if the body can’t get enough of the compound and make use of it, then the drug is rendered ineffective. Natural compounds already found in the body such as enzymes like Catalase (a key grey hair pill ingredient) is highly absorbable and useable by the body, exhibiting high bioavailability – provided of course it gets to the small intestines intact, more on that later.
This article will explore a number of factors that can affect the bioavailability of certain drugs and chemicals (including grey hair vitamins), and what you can do to ensure that your medications and supplements are optimized for maximum absorption.
First, it’s important to ensure that your dietary supplements – especially vitamins for grey hair – are made with the highest-quality ingredients. As discussed in a previous article dealing with vitamins for grey hair, smokers supplementing with cyanocobalamin as the vitamer for B12 exhibits very low bioavailability since in smokers the cyanide and cobalamin bonds are strengthen, preventing the body from accessing the cobalamin.
It stands to reason that the higher the quality of the ingredients going into a dietary supplement, the more bioavailable it is. Yet you don’t have to have a Ph.D. in chemistry to determine if your dietary supplement’s chemical components are the best available. A simply quick online search into your supplement company’s manufacturing practices can provide valuable clues about the bioavailability of their products.
If your supplement company uses heat throughout the manufacturing process or a lot of binders (usually in the manufacturing of pills), there’s a good chance that your dietary supplement will not be as bioavailable as they should. Generally speaking, pills are less bioavailable than hard capsules which in turn are less bioavailable to liquigels.
Heat is a big concern for any dietary supplement that incorporates enzymes as active ingredients – such as supplement for grey hair. Manufacturing processes that use a lot of heat can damage the delicate protein strands that are enzymes, thus denaturing them and rendering them useless. An easy way you can ensure that your dietary supplements are produced in a manner that protects each ingredient against heat damage is to look for a dietary supplements supplier that uses a government-certified GMP laboratory. Certified GMP manufacturers are certified by government regulators to employ good manufacturing practices, are subjected to random surprise audits and tend to be leaders in their respective fields.
Studies have shown that compounds that are orally consumed are considered less bioavailable than those inserted into the body via intravenous (IV) or rectal admissions. This is because the stomach is considered to be an extremely harsh environment where organic molecules are effortlessly broken down. Drugs that are introduced into the body via an IV enter the bloodstream without being subjected to the stomach’s acidic environment; therefore, their bioavailability is almost always preserved at or around 100%.
U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) set the standard benchmark for medications disintegration times in our body. This is the time it takes the capsule or tablet to breakdown in the body regardless of the pH of the surroundings, the standard is less than 45 minutes – most high quality medications take 20 to 30 minutes. Now the normal journey through the stomach of nutrients (food) is around 2 to 3 hours before entering the small intestines. This means that any uncoated capsules would have fully disintegrated in the stomach long before ever getting to the small intestines.
Unfortunately, any enzymes contained within your grey hair pill or other dietary supplements are instantly denatured and rendered useless the moment they come into contact with the acidic fluids in your stomach. Only protective measures like surrounding the capsule/tablet in an enteric coating can protect and preserve them from stomach acids.
It really doesn’t matter how high a quality the ingredients in your grey hair pill is, or even if it was produced in a cGMP lab that is the leader in its field; without a protective coating against stomach acid, your grey hair pill will be made useless by the body’s digestive juices.
To ensure that your dietary supplements don’t leave you underwhelmed, keep this simple principle in mind, it’s all about bioavailability. Be sure to use these concepts to get a highly bioavailable grey hair vitamin; first the product has to start with high quality ingredients, second you need a product produced in a certified GMP lab and third, where non-acid tolerant ingredients are used, make sure that they are wrapped with a suitable protective coating such as an enteric coating
If you feel as though your dietary supplements aren’t living up to their promise, it’s probably because somewhere along the line, they failed on one of the fronts discussed above. Remember, not all dietary supplements are created equal.
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