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11Peptides are not orally bioavailable: gastric acid and proteases degrade them, and the intestinal epithelium excludes molecules of that size. SNAC addresses both by buffering the local gastric pH and transiently increasing local permeability, allowing absorption across the gastric mucosa itself rather than in the intestine.{{r|buckley2018}}11Peptides are not orally bioavailable: gastric acid and proteases degrade them, and the intestinal epithelium excludes molecules of that size. SNAC addresses both by buffering the local gastric pH and transiently increasing local permeability, allowing absorption across the gastric mucosa itself rather than in the intestine.{{r|buckley2018}}
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+13== The absorption mechanism ==
+14SNAC acts locally and transiently. It raises pH in the immediate vicinity of the dissolving tablet, protecting the peptide from pepsin, and promotes transcellular absorption across the gastric epithelium. The effect is confined to the region around the tablet and to the period during which it dissolves.{{r|buckley2018}}
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+16Because absorption occurs at the tablet's location, anything that moves the tablet or dilutes the local environment reduces exposure. This is why the dosing conditions — fasting, no more than 120 mL of water, and a further 30 minutes without food, drink or other oral medicines — are part of the product rather than advice.{{r|knudsen2019}}
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13== References ==18== References ==
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