Liposomal Vitamin C

When you take vitamin C supplements in pill, tablet or capsule form, you absorb only a fraction of the amount of vitamin C because most of the prescribed dose is eroded by the digestive process. Only a small fraction of what enters the bloodstream is absorbed, and more than 90% of the active vitamin C content in pills, tablets, and capsules is excreted from the body.

Liposomal technology forms a protective "wrap" around delicate Vitamin C at a nano-level. Tiny bubbles - made from the same natural substance as your own cell membranes - ensure Vitamin C is protected from stomach acids and delivered directly to your cells.In the case of liposome vitamin C, these phospholipids encapsulate vitamin C at their core,the bioavailability is much higher than standard vitamin C supplements.Taking a liposome form of vitamin C is much more effective and efficient than traditional methods of vitamin C supplementation in terms of absorption.

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that acts like an antioxidant. Your body can't make it on its own, so you must get it from food or supplements. The benefits of getting enough or more vitamin C from your diet and/or supplements include:

1. Increases Antioxidant Support to Promote a Healthy Immune System

2. Supports skin health, including defense against free radical damage and collagen production, which helps repair skin and tissue

3. Boosts Protein Production

4. Helps fight oxidative stress and helps promote healthy aging

5. Promotes Cardiovascular and Nervous System Health

How many should you dosage?

The recommended daily dietary allowance of vitamin C for adults is 90 mg for men and 75 mg for women. When someone develops a vitamin C deficiency, higher doses are usually used, usually between 100-250 mg once or twice a day for several days. Precautions should be taken when the dose exceeds 1,000 to 2,000 mg per day, which appears to be the maximum recommended by many experts.