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An idiographic that explains the concept of Glumetza 500 mg targets the upper GI tract for slow delivery over 8-9 hours. It shows three illustrations of the digestive system each representing a different stage of the treatment. The first illustration shows a tablet absorb water from gastric juices and expands to 150% its original size. The tablet absorbs water from the stomach which is retained in the stomach while drug is slowly diffused. The second illustration shows the tablet being absorbed into the bloodstream. The third illustration shows that the tablet is controlled targeted delivery and excipient break down and are excited. The text on the idiographic explains that the treatment can be used to reduce the amount of sugar in the digestive tract.

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An idiographic that explains the concept of Glumetza 500 mg targets the upper GI tract for slow delivery over 8-9 hours. It shows three illustrations of the digestive system each representing a different stage of the treatment. The first illustration shows a tablet absorb water from gastric juices and expands to 150% its original size. The tablet absorbs water from the stomach which is retained in the stomach while drug is slowly diffused. The second illustration shows the tablet being absorbed into the bloodstream. The third illustration shows that the tablet is controlled targeted delivery and excipient break down and are excited. The text on the idiographic explains that the treatment can be used to reduce the amount of sugar in the digestive tract.

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