Energy Density is different to Capacity Retention
Energy Density is a measure of how much energy a battery contains relative to its weight (Wh/kg) or size (Wh/l)
Capacity Retention is a measure of the ability of a battery to retain stored energy over time ((Final capacity mAh / Initial capacity mAh)* 100))
The below example is comparing two different cells though.
After 489 cycles, the generic cell was only retaining 80% of its initial capacity. The comparative AnteoX cell was able to hold on for an additional 185 cycles before it hit the same 80% threshold. The difference being 38%.
A splash of AnteoX isn't going to provide any battery with a 40% increase in energy density (Wh/kg).
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