I searched the forum, but was only able to find one thread about the topic back in 2010. Given the bio-availability of resveratrol in oral form, I was wondering if anyone has ever tried it in an inject-able form?
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Posted 17 January 2015 - 12:44 AM
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Posted 17 January 2015 - 02:57 AM
I can't recall anyone doing this. If you were going to inject it, you'd need to find a biocompatible solvent. If you inject insoluble resveratrol, you'll have a problem on your hands. Best case scenario would be that it would sit in a relatively harmless location until it gradually diffused and dissolved. Worst case scenario is pretty bad- amputation, death... And there aren't many solvents that would do the job. Maybe a cyclodextrin complex or a liposomal formulation would work, but personally, I wouldn't mess with it.
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