bioavailable
Adjective
Meaning
bioavailable (comparative more bioavailable, superlative most bioavailable)
Able to be absorbed by a living organism.
Related terms
Examples
A carnivorous diet has none of these compounds, making any magnesium present in the diet far more bioavailable.
And according to the brand’s media release, the collagen peptides in the formula are bioavailable, “making them easy for the body to absorb, and are sustainably sourced from non-GMO, wild caught fish that replenish the body's collagen levels.”
Tempeh contains less calcium than milk, but the calcium in tempeh is very bioavailable, meaning it is very easy to absorb.
Processed tomato products such as pasteurized tomato juice, soup, sauce, and ketchup contain the highest concentrations of bioavailable lycopene from tomato-based sources.
It’s full of highly bioavailable saturated fat, protein, and carbs – in equal portions.
I will take more, but if it’s not bioavailable in my body it won’t do good.