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Bio-Enhancers.

Meaning

Bio-Enhancers are defined as compounds, often non-nutritive, that are administered concurrently with a primary therapeutic agent or nutrient to significantly increase its bioavailability, absorption, or efficacy at the target tissue. Their clinical utility lies in improving the pharmacokinetic profile of other substances, allowing for lower effective dosages and potentially reducing systemic exposure or side effects. This strategy is a cornerstone of advanced nutraceutical and pharmaceutical formulation science, aiming for maximal therapeutic benefit.