Abstract: A hydrophobic drug delivery system that includes a plant derived sterol (stanol) or a sterol (stanol) derived ester, an emulsifier and an active, hydrophobic drug, all dissolved and then dried to form a liposome delivery system.
Abstract: A hydrophobic drug delivery system that includes a plant derived sterol (stanol) or a sterol (stanol) derived ester, an emulsifier and an active, hydrophobic drug, all dissolved and then dried to form a liposome delivery system.
Abstract: A method of preparing and composition of bioavailable hydrophobic, poorly water soluble drugs. It uses for example, lecithin, sterol, a calcium salt, and solvent; mixing to form liposomes and then the solvent driven off; the ratios used and physical form differ from others, and maximize performance.
Abstract: Oral dosage compositions for drugs normally given intravenously such as Paclitaxel, containing a plant sterol to enhance solubility and a small intestine efflux inhibitor to prevent P-glycoprotein from being a barrier to absorption.
Abstract: The present invention describes a composition that contains a plant sterol or plant stanol or their fatty acid esters and an emulsifier for treating conditions that are related to elevated dihydrotestosterone. The compositions can be prepared in a dry form for use as a food ingredient, tablet or capsule. Alternatively, the compositions can be dissolved in oil.