Discover a brand new way of taking your vitamins that may revolutionize how people ingest their nutrients.

1. The efficacy of every nutrient our body absorbs is measured in terms of its bio-availability. This
means, out of a given amount of any nutrient, how much of the nutrient is actually available to
the bloodstream and hence the cells within it. There are many factors that influence bio-
availability, including age, overall health, medical conditions, and dosage. Some people think
that “more is better,” but emerging science suggests this may not, in fact, be the case. One study
showed that at 20mg of ingested, non-liposome-encapsulated Vitamin C, 19mg were absorbed
into the blood stream, resulting in a bio-availability of over 95%. But when the dose was
increased to 12,000mg, only 1,920mg was absorbed, for a bio-availability of 16%.
Another study by the National Institutes of Health suggests another restriction on bio-
availability. According to this study, the body can only absorb up to a maximum of 200mg. The
rest of the nutrient is directed to the colon and excreted. Excess vitamin C can result in cramps
and diarrhea, among other unpleasant symptoms.
But bio-availability is just one part of getting the vitamin C to the cells that need it most. The
other part is called “active transport.” With non-encapsulated vitamin C, the transport process
begins in the small intestine and relies on proteins called sodium-dependent vitamin C co-
transporters (SVCTs). A lack of these proteins equates to a lack of vitamin C absorption and
transport within the body.
Liposome-encapsulated vitamin C (such as Lypo-Spheric Vitamin C) overcomes these problems.
Because of their small size and composition, the vitamin C is passively absorbed into the
intestinal membrane and from there into the bloodstream, making it more readily available to the
body. And because of the liposome coating, the vitamin can get past the cellular membrane far
more easily and efficiently, to deliver its payload of nutrients directly where it’s needed the most.

2. There are lots of ways to get vitamin C: green leafy foods, fruits, vegetables, pills, powders, and
supplements. An injection of vitamin C will give you 100% bioavailability, but no one wants to
have to be injected every day to get the benefit of vitamin C. Liposome-encapsulated vitamin C
makes this important nutrient more efficiently dispersed through your body, making it an
efficacious and easy way to get more of the benefits that are the reason you take vitamin C in the
first place.
Discover leading vitamin C supplements and locations where you can buy Vitamin C online in
it's liposome-encapsulated form.