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GRAPHIC PRESENTATION OF TABLET DISSOLUTION SUDDEN RELEASE & QUICK ABSORPTION MEGA VITAMINS & PROTEIN COATED SUSTAINED RELEASE

1. ALMOST ALL  Vitamin tablets  and capsules dissolve too fast (one hour or less) and the released nutrients are absorbed into bloodstream all at once and are excreted in a few hours. The intense yellow color in the urine shortly after the ingestion of ordinary vitamin tablets is indicative of its quick excretion rate.  High concentration also irritates stomach linings and gives shock to the body.  Some of the ill effects are "hunger pangs" and the stomach irritation.

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2. Surface coating on Protein Coated Sustained or Time Release Tablets must be broken by ACID and enzymes in the STOMACH
a. then the tablet dissolves in one hour or so just like ordinary  VITAMIN tablets (delayed release).
b. if protein is not broken down in the stomach, there is no dissolving and tablet is eliminated in the stool unutilized. (Tablet cannot be broken down in the intestines because there is no acid - pH is alkaline) Alkaline food intake or insufficient enzyme level can also cause this situation.

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CTR?-Continuous, Gradual and Controlled Release & Absorption

CTR?releases nutrients continuously and slowly as the tablet moves along the GI tract. So slow and continuous absorption taking place in the stomach, the small intestine, and even in the large intestine--CTR releases by water in the GI tracts. (Does not depend on acid & enzyme at all).

CTR?-Approximate release (dissolution) time 4-6 hours in the stomach. (absorption taking place).

CTR?-Approximate release (dissolution) time 6 hours in the small intestine--Duodenum, Jejunum, and Ileum (absorption still taking place)

CTR?-(for certain quickly excreting vitamins)--goes to the large intestine, keeps releasing (dissolving) and absorbing still takes place until bowel movement.

CONTINUOUSLY RELEASED & ABSORBED NUTRIENTS MAINTAIN 24 HOUR BLOOD LEVELS, PROVIDING 24 HOUR ACTION, ENERGY AND MAXIMUM BENEFITS.

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