Liposomal Vitamin C

Liposomal Vitamin C:

• Liposomal vitamin C is more bioavailable
• Good for low immunity
• Colds, flu
• Anti-aging
• Gingivitis

Scientific research documents the effects of Vitamin C to promote a healthy immune system. The body also needs vitamin C to form blood vessels, cartilage, muscle, and collagen in bones. Vitamin C is also vital to the body's healing process. Liposomal Vitamin C contains vitamin C as ascorbic acid, in an alcohol base of plant cell wall phospholipids with a small quantity of sodium-reduced sea salt. Liposomes are double-layered, liquid-filled bubbles made from phospholipids (phospholipids are fat molecules that are the main component of cell membranes).

 

Over 50 years ago, researchers discovered that liposome spheres could be filled with nutrients and used to protect and deliver these agents into the body, and even into specific cells of the body. Once vitamin C enters the bloodstream, an active transport process is needed for the nutrient to move across any cellular membrane. Much of the vitamin C that is not delivered into the cells is filtered out by the kidneys and passed through in the urine. Liposome-encapsulated nutrients achieve maximum bioavailability in the cells, where they are needed most. This efficiency of availability to the cells makes it possible to take significantly smaller doses of the substance to get the same effect. This form of vitamin C is particularly useful to people who suffer digestive discomfort from taking vitamin C in the standard forms.

 

Dosage: 10-15 drops twice a day