Liposomes
Liposomes offer an advanced delivery system for significantly improved nutrient absorption.
What are Liposomes?
- Liposomes are minute structures constructed from plant-sourced phospholipids
- They are microscopic vesicles containing nutrients and can boost their availability
- The phospholipids match the compounds that make up cell membranes of all cells
Benefits of Liposomes
- Studies show that encapsulating nutrients with poor absorption in liposomes enhances bloodstream absorption
- Liposomes can therefore increase bioavailability for substances like glutathione, curcumin, fisetin, and also high doses of vitamin C
- The advance liposomal delivery system also serves as an optimal method for transporting detoxification agents
