From: treon3verdery@gmail.com   
      
   Protein drug absorption of orally administered  protein and peptide drugs like   
   longevity drugs, an enteric coating or digestion decreasing protein coating,   
   or liposome or othersome preserves protein drug until it contacts the actual   
   GI tract membrane,    
   like I read there is a brush cyte at the surface of GI tract membranes that   
   deacetylases sucrose, so an enteric coating, possibly a polysucrose, would   
   only dissolve at the brush cytes, releasing the protein drugs right at the GI   
   tract membrane, and only    
   at the gi tract membrane that could make protein drugs and peptide drugs   
   absorption higher, making eentsier even more affordable doses possible,   
   another possibility is having liposomes or othersomes detect and dissolve when   
   they experience mucous at a    
   near membrane concentration, it is possible the mucous has different pH or   
   different enzymes than the bolus at the GI tract, and that the chemistry of pH   
   indicator colorants could be used to do reactions at liposomes that cause them   
   to dissolve, or a pH    
   or mucous enzyme reactive protein could be at the reaction mix that makes the   
   liposomes   
      
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