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Comparative Study of Ginseng Extract Absorption Rates: TS vs. GE

Investigating the absorption rates of two ginseng extracts, TS and GE, and their impact on blood IH-901 levels over 24 hours. The study shows TS achieves 29 times greater and faster absorption in 4 hours compared to GE in 12 hours, highlighting significant differences. This is a remarkable finding in bioavailability research.

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Comparative Study of Ginseng Extract Absorption Rates: TS vs. GE

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  1. Method of Study

  2. Hypothesis of Clinical Study ug/ml Ginseng Extract Rb1 IH-901 hr

  3. Average Numeric Value of IH-901 in Blood Numeric Value of IH-901 in Blood Time

  4. 4 Change of Individual Blood IH-901 content

  5. Absorption Comparison • Left (TS) Stands for Fermented Ginseng Extract Group after intakes; Blue curve; TS (Fermented Ginseng Extract); Highest 300ng/ml • Right Bar (GE) Stands for Ginseng Extract after intakes; Green curve; GE (Ginseng Extract); Highest 50ng/ml • Bottom Line Stands for Time period 0 to 24 hours • 29 times greater absorption plus maximum absorption is achieved in 4 hours verses 12 hours so extract takes 3 times longer to achieve full absorption compared to TS. This is phenomenal • The standard for bioavailability is AUC or Average under Curve or the availability of a substance in blood plasma is 15 times so we use 15 times more absorption AUC

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