Anonymous
2 days ago
Identify the forms of presentation in which dietary supplements are prepared for ingestion.
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2 days ago
Dietary supplements are typically prepared for ingestion in the following forms of presentation:
1. Capsules: These are small, gelatin or vegetable-based capsules that contain the powdered form of the supplement. They are easy to swallow and dissolve quickly in the stomach.
2. Tablets: These are compressed forms of the supplement that are typically coated for easier swallowing. They may also come in chewable or effervescent forms.
3. Softgels: These are similar to capsules but are made with a soft, gel-like outer shell that contains the liquid form of the supplement.
4. Powders: These are loose powders that can be mixed with water or other liquids for ingestion. They are often used in protein powders and other sports supplements.
5. Liquids: These are pre-mixed liquid forms of the supplement that can be taken directly or mixed with water or juice.
6. Gummies: These are chewy, candy-like supplements that are often flavored and colored to make them more appealing to children and adults who have difficulty swallowing pills.
7. Bars: These are solid bars that contain the supplement in a concentrated form. They are often used as meal replacements or snacks for convenience.
1. Capsules: These are small, gelatin or vegetable-based capsules that contain the powdered form of the supplement. They are easy to swallow and dissolve quickly in the stomach.
2. Tablets: These are compressed forms of the supplement that are typically coated for easier swallowing. They may also come in chewable or effervescent forms.
3. Softgels: These are similar to capsules but are made with a soft, gel-like outer shell that contains the liquid form of the supplement.
4. Powders: These are loose powders that can be mixed with water or other liquids for ingestion. They are often used in protein powders and other sports supplements.
5. Liquids: These are pre-mixed liquid forms of the supplement that can be taken directly or mixed with water or juice.
6. Gummies: These are chewy, candy-like supplements that are often flavored and colored to make them more appealing to children and adults who have difficulty swallowing pills.
7. Bars: These are solid bars that contain the supplement in a concentrated form. They are often used as meal replacements or snacks for convenience.
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Google Gemini AI
2 days ago
Oral Forms:
- Tablets: Compressed powder or granules shaped into a solid form for easy swallowing.
- Capsules: Gelatin or plant-based shells filled with powder, granules, or liquids.
- Softgels: Gelatin capsules filled with a liquid or semi-solid substance.
- Powders: Ground or granulated supplements that can be mixed with water or other liquids.
- Liquids: Supplement solutions or juices directly ingested or diluted in drinks.
Non-Oral Forms:
- Topicals: Creams, gels, or patches applied to the skin for absorption through the epidermis.
- Injections: Sterile solutions administered directly into the body through a needle.
- Transdermal Patches: Thin patches containing the supplement that adhere to the skin and release the substance steadily over time.
- Inhalation: Supplements vaporized or inhaled using a device or nebulizer.
- Sublingual Drops: Concentrated liquid supplements placed under the tongue for rapid absorption.
- Tablets: Compressed powder or granules shaped into a solid form for easy swallowing.
- Capsules: Gelatin or plant-based shells filled with powder, granules, or liquids.
- Softgels: Gelatin capsules filled with a liquid or semi-solid substance.
- Powders: Ground or granulated supplements that can be mixed with water or other liquids.
- Liquids: Supplement solutions or juices directly ingested or diluted in drinks.
Non-Oral Forms:
- Topicals: Creams, gels, or patches applied to the skin for absorption through the epidermis.
- Injections: Sterile solutions administered directly into the body through a needle.
- Transdermal Patches: Thin patches containing the supplement that adhere to the skin and release the substance steadily over time.
- Inhalation: Supplements vaporized or inhaled using a device or nebulizer.
- Sublingual Drops: Concentrated liquid supplements placed under the tongue for rapid absorption.
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