Vitamin C is the most used vitamin in the world. One of the reasons is that the human body does not either make or store this all important vitamin. It is an absolute fact that 500 years ago, you could eat one peach off a tree and get your normal daily requirement of vitamin C. Today you would have to eat at least 6 or more peaches. Say what you like, nutrition is not what it used to be!
Liposomal nutrition is the biggest leap forward in this field that I can remember. The biggest problem with nutrition is absorption and this is brought to the fore with liposomal vitamin C. Research has shown that large amounts are not only suggested but absolutely necessary to offset the ravages of infections, serious wounds and just aging. Significant oral amounts are often followed by diarrhea when using more than just a few thousand mg. On an oral basis. Intravenous use is difficult, sometimes uncomfortable and costly.
Liposomes allow you to have intravenous blood levels using oral dosages - a truly remarkable step forward.
Tests taken on humans indicated that
liposomal vitamin C was absorbed at a rate of almost 90% as compared to regular vitamin C - absorbed at a rate of 19%. This is not only the most convenient but the most practical. 750mg liposomal vitamin C taken orally equals over 3,000mg regular vitamin - a real bargain! As well as convenient.
NOTE: In June, the color of the capsule used was changed to an orange color. The formula and manufacturing were not changed in any way - only the color of the capsule used.
Take 1 to 4 soft gels per day or as directed by your health care practitioner.
