8th Generation Liposomal Delivery Technology

What is a Liposome?

Liposomes are microscopic lipid bubbles that encapsulate active nutrients ensuring efficient transportation into the human body. You can think of Liposomes as “bodyguards” for nutrients.

How do Liposomes Increase Absorption?

Liposomes shield nutrients from being destroyed during digestion and easily absorb through the cell membrane, releasing the full nutrient payload where it is needed most, in the individual cells of the body.

Why Liposomes Outperform Traditional Forms

Proven Absorption

Extensively studied across multiple clinical trials, liposomal absorption in humans involves encapsulating nutrients and substances in liposomes, then administering them to the body. Clinically proven as a superior method, data indicates heightened bioavailability and effectiveness compared to other approaches.

Particle Distribution

Particle distribution is crucial in scientific experiments, aiding in understanding a sample's size, shape, and other traits. For liposomal particles, diverse techniques like photon correlation spectroscopy, dynamic light scattering, and fluorescence microscopy are employed to measure particle distribution accurately.

Micro-encapsulation

Complete encapsulation of nutrients is a burgeoning practice in the scientific domain. This technique involves enclosing nutrients within liposomes, forging a robust vehicle for storage and delivery. This approach offers a range of advantages, including heightened absorption, amplified bioavailability, and prolonged shelf-life and it enhances the overall effectiveness.