What is Liposomal Vitamin C?

Liposomes are nano-sized capsules with the same phospholipid bilayer as the cell membrane.
Because it is made of the same component as the cell membrane, it is characterized by being easily familiar with cells.
Originally, it was used as a drug "carrier" (DDS [drug delivery system]) to efficiently deliver drugs in the medical field.
 
According to the electron micrograph of Lypo-C liposomes, a uniform lipid film of about two layers can be confirmed, and it can be visually confirmed that the liposomes have an ideal shape.
This liposome uses high-quality soybean lecithin as a material, and the highest quality vitamin C is encapsulated in the liposome.
 

The reason why liposomes and vitamin C are absorbed

 
As is generally known, naked vitamin C, not encapsulated in liposomes, is absorbed into the body through specific openings in the digestive tract.
Therefore, if it exceeds a certain amount, congestion will occur at the hole.
It has been firmly confirmed that liposomes are almost indestructible from stomach acid and digestive juices, and the encapsulated vitamin C can be delivered in a fresh state.
 

Ideal intake method

 
We recommend taking it on an empty stomach to maximize the benefits of liposomes.
In addition, I will quote from the Lypo-capsule certified recipe book and introduce a little about the timing and amount.
 

＜When should I take Liposomal Vitamin C?＞

It doesn't matter what time of day.
Please promise to take it on an empty stomach.
Please drink according to your lifestyle.
 

< What is the daily intake of liposomal vitamin C? >

We are often asked about the number of packets to take at one time, but the manufacturer recommends 1 to 3 packets, depending on how you feel. Since it is a water-soluble vitamin C, even if it stays in the body with liposomes, it is unlikely to burden the liver. The amount of vitamin C you need varies depending on your physical condition and lifestyle. Please try to discover the turning point where you can experience it yourself.