Dear Dave Albin, Ph.D.,
I would agree that the correct and detailed determination of nutrients value in our raw materials, for sure allows more precise formulations and better cost optimization.

Dear Ram Singh, you are right, Choline, among other functions, plays an essential role in the fat metabolism in the liver, preventing abnormal accumulation of fat within hepatocytes (fatty liver) by promoting its transport as lipoprotein and lecithin or by increasing the utilization of fatty acids in the liver.
NaturColin components provide also strong hepatoprotective functions, allowing CC replacement overcoming the technical disadvantages mentioned in the article.
Regards.

I totally agree, each nutrient has several functions, that is why I do not like the concept of replacing some of them with others that could be related, or be converted, some times this conversion is not 100% efficient, specially under stress conditions, if under those stress conditions, one function is increased, the extra dosage of the replace nutrient Will not help at all, example, conditional essential nutrients as cysteine or selenium in glutation peroxidase activity, a deficiency of those nutrients can not be replaced by increasing betain or Vitamin E.

Carlos Martínez Amezcua, sorry for the mistakes, my Spanish translator betrayed me.

Dear William Ndindana
As you say, the use of Natur Colin allows to overcome the technical disadvantages of synthetic choline sources. In relation to your questions, there should be no issues about production capacity.
Note also that Natur Colin is already available in several markets across EU, Asia, Africa and America, with very possitive feedback in all of them, demonstrating its effectiveness regardless market conditions (diets, environment...)