Another aspect of our product idea is microdosing.

When we eat a pill or drink a drink, we no longer have control over the dose that reaches the bloodstream, especially when it reaches the level in the blood and how long the substance is active. Pharmacy uses the "half-life" parameter, which is also part of research or findings in practice and, in general, can vary considerably among individuals. The goal of each active substance is to have as stable a serum level as possible so that it can work evenly and efficiently in the body. The high and low dose swings negate the whole concept of taking anything. In the first case, the liver "fights" to get out of the blood it removes too many ingredients, and for others, the dose is too low to affect the recipes. 

In practice, the spray with a low dose in one dose (the bottle has approx. 300 doses of 0.15 ml) allows the individual to dose as needed.

The product is intended to help with weight loss.

The spray can be used before meals or at any other time. A strong taste in the mouth reduces the appetite in the short term and consequently, we easily eat less. I have tested this concept on several early adopters and it works.

In addition, a whole bunch of ingredients are added, some of which I know also reduce appetite, some of which we still believe to be the case.

Some others and the synergy of all these ingredients also cause a thermogenetic effect, a slight rise in body temperature, and, under the right circumstances, an increased rate of fat burning.

It is probably redundant if I write that an individual can sabotage even a good product or concept with improper overabundant nutrition, so that we do not yet have a solution for the psychological problems of the obese (at least not in chemical form yet), but this concept is certainly one of the aids on this path.