Dave Groomer
Well-Known Member
But just because an ingredient works in suppositories for some unstated objective, it does not necessarily follow that that same ingredient would effect the same purpose for the same or different objective. Wow. Does that ever sound wordy, eh? Not meaning to be. Just trying to be precise so I'm not misunderstood at all and I'm not the best at it.
What I'm trying to say is because the Lecithin works for some purpose in one application doesn't mean that it has any place in a cream/butter or lotion. My understanding, and please correct me if i'm wrong about this, but isn't Lecithin meant to increase bioavailability when ingested? When you apply a cream/butter or lotion you are applying it topically, not injesting it. If Lecithin's goal in CCO is to enhance bioavailability when something is injested, then it has no need to be in a cream/butter or lotion.
You are correct. Lecithin increase bioavailability of our oral meds, not topical. You are just wasting your lecithin.