Immune Boost 100 ml

Here’s the secret: our Liposomal Technology uses a natural carrier system—an oil-in-water emulsion that forms tiny droplets. These droplets are like little delivery trucks, expertly designed to carry ingredients straight into human cells. The best part? These liposomes completely encase the active ingredients, providing a protective coating that speeds up delivery and ensures a much higher dosage reaches its target without getting lost along the way.

But that’s not all. This innovative delivery method also reduces the risk of side effects, because you need fewer active ingredients to get the same powerful results. So you get more of what you need, where you need it, without the unwanted extras.

Shielding from Harm: Liposomes consist of a phospholipid bilayer, much like the membranes that encase human cells. This structure provides a robust shield for the encapsulated vitamins, allowing them to survive the harsh, acidic conditions of the stomach and resist digestive enzymes that might otherwise break them down.

Boosted Absorption: The unique design of liposomes helps improve vitamin absorption in the small intestine. The lipid bilayer can merge with the cell membranes of the intestinal cells, allowing vitamins to be absorbed directly into the bloodstream. This mechanism is believed to significantly enhance the bioavailability of vitamins, ensuring that a larger proportion of what you ingest actually makes its way into your bloodstream and becomes available for your body to use.

Sidestepping First-Pass Metabolism: Some vitamins are vulnerable to significant breakdown in the liver during first-pass metabolism. However, the liposomal encapsulation can help avoid this hurdle, allowing more of the active ingredients to reach systemic circulation, where they can be more effective.

Precision Targeting: Liposomes can also be engineered for targeted delivery to specific tissues or cells within the body. This customization can be particularly beneficial for certain health conditions or therapeutic applications, enabling a more focused and efficient approach to supplementation.

Bioavailability refers to how much of a substance your body can absorb and actually use. In the context of vitamins, it’s about the effectiveness of different forms of supplements. When we talk about bioavailability in relation to liposomal vitamins, we’re looking at why these forms are typically more efficient in getting into your system.

Imagine liposomes as tiny bubbles with a fatty outer layer, resembling the structure of cell membranes. These liposomes help the vitamins navigate through your digestive system. When you take a regular vitamin supplement, stomach acid and digestive enzymes might break down some of the vitamins before they can be absorbed. However, liposomal vitamins are better protected, allowing more of the nutrients to get through and be absorbed by your body.

Our Liposomal vitamins also have an edge when it comes to getting into your cells. The fatty outer layer merges smoothly with your cell membranes, which helps the vitamins enter your cells more efficiently. This means a higher proportion of the vitamins you take actually makes it into your system, boosting their overall effectiveness.

So, when we talk about bioavailability, we’re talking about how well your body can take in and use the nutrients from a supplement. 

It’s not just about what you ingest—it’s about making sure your body can absorb and benefit from it.

Our Liposomal vitamins are a unique form of dietary supplement, where active nutrients – typically vitamins or minerals – are encapsulated within tiny lipid (fat) vesicles known as liposomes. These liposomes act as protective carriers, enabling the vitamins to navigate through the digestive system and potentially enhancing their absorption and bioavailability in the body.