Whenever cold and flu season hits, what do we end up doing?
We dust off that bottle of vitamin C in the back of the medicine cabinet. Humans can’t make nor store vitamin C in their bodies, so we have to get it from an outside source.
It’s important for a wide range of bodily functions relating to the immune system, growth & development, bone health and many others. Without vitamin C we could not make collagen, which explains why there are so many skin products featuring this vitamin. Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin, which means it dissolves in water and the leftovers are dispelled by the body.
All of our cell membranes in our bodies are primarily made of phospholipids. Liposomal vitamin C puts vitamin C into small vesicles of phospholipids. Liposomal vitamin C is, therefore, absorbed into cells and organs our bodies without the use of energy. The result is that you get far higher delivery of vitamin C with liposomal encapsulation than you do by just taking vitamin C by itself
