LD (Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin) acts through multiple mechanisms by which it neutralizes the internal body odour.

Aktocyte LD™ enhances the availability of FMOs enzyme which in turn helps in converting Trimethylamine (TMA) to less odorous Trimethylamine-N-oxide (TMAO).
Aktocyte LD™ can also directly reduce the amount of Trimethylamine (TMA).
Aktocyte LD™ may employ one of the four following mechanisms for reducing Trimethylamine (TMA) and in turn reducing the odour.

At the recommended usage level, LD helps neutralize body odours, such as bad breath (halitosis), foot odour,
underarm odour (arm pits) and genital odour and also odour from perspiration, menstruation, flatulence or incontinence

Mechanism

of Action

Adsorption

Chemical

Interaction

Sodium copper chlorophyllin can chemically interact with trimethylamine molecules. It could form complexes with volatile organic compounds, including trimethylamine. This interaction can neutralize or reduce the odour associated with trimethylamine.

Antioxidant Properties

Masking

Sodium copper chlorophyllin possesses antioxidant properties, which can help neutralize and reduce the oxidative compounds that contribute to the odour of trimethylamine

At the recommended usage level, LD helps neutralize body odours, such as bad breath (halitosis), foot odour, underarm odour (arm pits) and genital odour and also odour from perspiration, menstruation, flatulence or incontinence

Sodium copper chlorophyllin may adsorb or bind to trimethylamine molecules on its surface. This adsorption process can effectively trap and reduce the concentration of trimethylamine in the surrounding environment.

In addition to directly interacting with trimethylamine, sodium copper chlorophyllin can also mask the odour by imparting a more pleasant or less noticeable scent of its own. This masking effect can help to diminish the perception of trimethylamine .

At the recommended usage level, LD helps neutralize body odours, such as bad breath (halitosis), foot odour, underarm odour (arm pits) and genital odour and also odour from perspiration, menstruation, flatulence or incontinence

Mechanism of Action

Mechanism

of Action