user45884: I asked a pharmacokinetics question in the stackexchange which another user decided to close. I believe this was unreasonable and request that the question be reopened. The question was regarding how gelatin increased the solubility of myo-inositol, a slightly water-soluble aromatic sugar alcohol, and what other substances could do the same. I also wanted to know what this mechanism is actually called, as I was referring to the gelatin as a "carrier compound", which I doubt is the correct term.
The user who closed my question decided that since I was asking the question to assist in my supplementation, the question had no intellectual value and should be closed. The thing is though that myo-inositol is GRAS and if you decided to eat an absurd quantity, you'd get diarrhea and wouldn't be able to absorb it anyways. So overdosing on it isn't really physically possible and thus shouldn't be a concern. Also, this question being answered would have no effect on how much myo-inositol I'd be taking anyways as I'd only be switching from gelatin to another "carrier compound".
I've noticed this stackexchange has no questions(other than mine) regarding how softgel capsules(the gelatin component specifically) increase the bioavailability of various compounds, despite this being an extremely important thing in pharmacology. I feel that discarding my question in its entirety is doing this stackexchange a major disservice. Is there an edit I could make to my post so that it would be acceptable?

user27148: No, we are not going to accept your personal medical advice question.
Do not seek this information elsewhere or attempt to circumvent these restrictions here, the rules are rules for reason of safety.

45884: <p>I asked a <a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/110768/ways-to-increase-the-bioavailability-of-myo-inositol-using-a-carrier-compound">pharmacokinetics question</a> in the stackexchange which another user decided to close. I believe this was unreasonable and request that the question be reopened. The question was regarding how gelatin increased the solubility of myo-inositol, a slightly water-soluble aromatic sugar alcohol, and what other substances could do the same. I also wanted to know what this mechanism is actually called, as I was referring to the gelatin as a &quot;carrier compound&quot;, which I doubt is the correct term.</p>
<p>The user who closed my question decided that since I was asking the question to assist in my supplementation, the question had no intellectual value and should be closed. The thing is though that myo-inositol is GRAS and if you decided to eat an absurd quantity, you'd get diarrhea and wouldn't be able to absorb it anyways. So overdosing on it isn't really physically possible and thus shouldn't be a concern. Also, this question being answered would have no effect on how much myo-inositol I'd be taking anyways as I'd only be switching from gelatin to another &quot;carrier compound&quot;.</p>
<p>I've noticed this stackexchange has no questions(other than mine) regarding how softgel capsules(the gelatin component specifically) increase the bioavailability of various compounds, despite this being an extremely important thing in pharmacology. I feel that discarding my question in its entirety is doing this stackexchange a major disservice. Is there an edit I could make to my post so that it would be acceptable?</p>
 27148: <p>No, we are not going to accept your personal medical advice question.</p>
<p>Do not seek this information elsewhere or attempt to circumvent these restrictions here, the rules are rules for reason of safety.</p>
