Liposomal vitamins are easy to use, as safe and effective as possible. Vitamins are located inside liposomes (these are microscopic spheres, the shell of which consists of molecules of the same natural phospholipids as in cell membranes) and are thus protected from oxidation. They do not adversely affect the gastrointestinal tract. Liquid forms are also convenient for those who have trouble swallowing tablets and capsules. The use of liposomal manufacturing technology has improved bioavailability to a whopping 95% and above. The body recognizes liposomes as a cell-friendly component and allows them to integrate into the structure of damaged membrane areas, transferring the active substance contained in it to the cell. This is what provides the surprisingly high absorption of liposomes. In addition, liposomal vitamin complexes are a source of phospholipids, a substance that every organism lacks in our time, it is this that restores cell membranes throughout the body. Since liposomal vitamins have high bioavailability (absorbability of the drug), when prescribing, the doctor may reduce the dosage of the drug. It is important to remember that the course and its effectiveness is always evaluated and monitored by a doctor based on blood results. Therefore, appointments and course corrections always require expert advice. Especially if vitamins are taken to restore the body, and not for prophylactic purposes.
