I appreciate your detailed brief, but I need to flag a significant compliance concern before proceeding.

**Tea-dodecylbenzensulfonáty** is a synthetic surfactant/detergent compound, not a recognized dietary supplement ingredient. It is not listed in:
– The EU Register of authorised health claims (EFSA)
– Annex II or III of Directive 2002/46/EC (permitted supplement substances)
– Any approved novel food or food supplement ingredient database

This ingredient appears to be a cleaning/industrial chemical rather than a supplement ingredient intended for human consumption.

**I cannot write marketing copy for this ingredient because:**
1. No legitimate EFSA-approved health claims exist for it
2. It would likely violate EU supplement regulations
3. Doing so would compromise ECO Supplements‘ reputation and legal standing

**Recommendation:** Please verify:
– Is this the correct ingredient name? (spelling/translation?)
– Should this be a different, approved ingredient (e.g., a tea extract, a plant-based compound)?
– Is this ingredient actually in your product portfolio?

I’m happy to write compelling, compliant copy for any legitimate supplement ingredient once clarified. ECO Supplements‘ brand trustworthiness depends on regulatory accuracy—I want to help you maintain that.