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Nanocarrier Encapsulation

Meaning

Nanocarrier Encapsulation is an advanced pharmaceutical technique involving the enclosure of therapeutic agents, such as hormones or peptides, within microscopic particles typically ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers in size. This method is utilized to enhance the stability, control the release kinetics, and improve the bioavailability of sensitive compounds in hormonal health and longevity protocols. Encapsulation protects the active ingredient from premature degradation by enzymes or stomach acid, allowing for more precise and effective drug delivery to target tissues.