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Hoosiers51
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Because I know Vitamin E will block the absorbtion because it's a fat soluble vitamin...they say not to take Vit E with Mepron.

And 1 tablespoon of cod liver oil contains between 40-45% DV Vit E, or about 12-15 IU.

I take it for the fat, but I'm questioning if that Vit E content is too much.

Wonder if this matters.

[ 28. October 2008, 09:37 PM: Message edited by: Hoosiers51 ]

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I was told by my LLMD, to take it with a piece(s) of cheese...(High in fat) This from drugs.com

http://www.drugs.com/pro/mepron-tablets.html


The bioavailability of Mepron is increased approximately 3-fold when administered with meals. In particular, fat has been shown to enhance absorption significantly.

In one study, 18 volunteers received a single dose of 500 mg Mepron after an overnight fast and following a breakfast (23 g fat: 642 kCal). The mean (�SD) AUC values were 93.8�45.7 and 288�77 hr μg/mL, under fasting and fed conditions, respectively.

In another volunteer study where Mepron was administered under fasting conditions, with 28 g butter (23 g fat) and 56 g butter (46 g fat) on toast, mean AUC values increased 2.7- and 4.0-fold, respectively, compared to the fasting state.

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