Now, the problem is, because of the fact that this is a non polar molecule and our aluminum is predominantly an aqueous environment, we form these large fat globules. And the lipase enzymes can't actually get to the majority of these triglycerides because they exist at the center of the fat globules. And so our liver basically uses cholesterol molecules to help build bile salts. And the bile salts are actually stored in our gallbladder and released into the small intestine. And once the bile salts actually make their way into the small intestine, what the bile salts do is they begin to emulsify and break down those fat globules into smaller constituents. And what these biosalts are, are they're essentially these anciopathic molecules that can associate not only with the aqueous environment in the lumens of the small intestine, but also with these fat globules.