Nano-liposomal vitamin C

Zooki's nano-liposomal vitamin C with a great orange flavor gives you more energy and cardiovascular improvement with its absorption levels. It can be taken directly from the bag or mixed with water, smoothies, yogurt and more. Liposome-encapsulated vitamin C protects vitamin C as it passes through your digestive system, preventing it from being damaged by digestion and passing into the intestine for effective delivery into the bloodstream, increasing absorption and preventing waste. Significantly, it also allows you to cross the blood barrier directly into your system. What are liposomes? Humans cannot produce or store vitamin C. All the vitamin C we need we have to get from our diet, and because we cannot store it, we have to replenish our blood with vitamin C every day. The problem is that when we take vitamin C orally, it has to go through our digestive system; almost none of the vitamins C reaches our cells. To combat this, Zooki uses a patented liposomal encapsulation process to wrap vitamin C in 'liposomes'. Liposomes protect vitamin C during digestion and speed up the absorption and supply of vitamin C to cells. Liposomes as a shield A liposome is a small sphere that carries ingredients. Formed by a double layer of phospholipids, the outer shell encapsulates vitamin C, forming a small bubble that protects it from the outside. When you take traditional vitamin C supplements, some is lost during the digestion process, and even less reaches the cells. The liposomal shield ensures that as much vitamin C as possible reaches the bloodstream. Liposome administration Once the liposomes have transported vitamin C through your digestive system and into your body, they will deliver vitamin C directly to the cells. Vitamin C is soluble in water: it has trouble entering a cell through a cell membrane that is fat-established. Liposomes overcome this by fusing with the cell membrane of your cell, transferring its contents into the cell. By using liposomes to transport vitamin C, we can ensure that the greatest amount of vitamin C reaches the cells that need it.