NANO SOMA substitutes for Vitamin D in activating the Vitamin D receptor or VDR. Technically speaking, this means NANO SOMA acts as an agonist for the VDR. However, if the VDR is overactive, such as may occur in an autoimmune disease or some other condition, it acts to turn it off.
This is known as an inverse agonist. So, this means NANO SOMA can also act as an inverse agonist.
According to Raghu, the NANO SOMA developer, there is no other known inverse agonist in the medical literature. Even more, this same particle works in both directions, which means it is intelligent – it is what is known as a protean agonist.
This is known as an inverse agonist. So, this means NANO SOMA can also act as an inverse agonist.
According to Raghu, the NANO SOMA developer, there is no other known inverse agonist in the medical literature. Even more, this same particle works in both directions, which means it is intelligent – it is what is known as a protean agonist.
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