In vitro Acetaldehyde Study

Independent laboratory testing demonstrated approximately 86% reduction in acetaldehyde levels following Alcotox exposure under simulated digestive conditions.

Study Protocol

Independent laboratory analysis was conducted by Select Pharma Laboratories to evaluate the interaction between Alcotox and acetaldehyde under simulated gastric conditions.

Alcohol samples were incubated with hydrochloric acid and Alcotox for 90 minutes at 37°C. Acetaldehyde concentrations were then measured using standard analytical methods.

Lab Results

Wine Test
Baseline acetaldehyde: 44 mg/L
After Alcotox: 5.8 mg/L
Reduction: 86.8%

Sherry Test
Baseline acetaldehyde: 70 mg/L
After Alcotox: 10 mg/L
Reduction: 85.7%

Laboratory Certifications

Independent Certificate of Analysis reports issued by Select Pharma Laboratories in UK confirm the experimental results presented above.

The documents record acetaldehyde measurements before and after exposure to Alcotox under simulated gastric conditions. Both wine and sherry tests demonstrate a substantial reduction in acetaldehyde concentration following treatment.

Conclusion

These laboratory findings demonstrate Alcotox’s ability to significantly reduce acetaldehyde under simulated digestive conditions.

Human studies have subsequently confirmed these findings in real-world settings, including an initial clinical investigation conducted at Harley Street and a larger published study involving 70 adult participants.

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