It's estimated that up to a third of the population may be deficient in vitamin C, and with constant exposure to pollution and environmental toxins, stress, and poor soil quality, that number could rise. As vitamin C supplementation (especially with liposomal delivery) has been shown to support natural levels in the blood, virtually anyone living in the modern world today could likely do with a helping hand.

In many conventional, cheaply made vitamin C products, almost no thought goes into how the nutrient is absorbed by your body. This often means the vitamin C is destroyed in your gut, and very little is left over for you to use. Some studies suggest only 15% of the active compound is actually absorbed by your body.

Micelle liposomal delivery is rapidly becoming the modern gold standard. Essentially, vitamin C is encapsulated into tiny, nano-sized micelles (molecules in a solution), which are further enveloped into liposomes. Liposomes are healthy fat cells that shield the tiny vitamin C micelles from the hostile environment and absorption barriers found in the human gut.

As the liposomes travel through the digestive system, they slowly begin to peel away in a controlled manner. The micelles are gradually released, and eventually the buffered vitamin C is deposited near the gut lining where it can be fully absorbed, thus maximizing the benefits your body experiences from vitamin C

Vitamin C is a precursor to your body’s natural collagen production. Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in your body, and is quite literally the “glue” that holds your body together. Collagen plays an important role in smoothing out wrinkles, dark spots, under eye circles, and restoring an overall vibrant, youthful glow to your skin. Without vitamin C, your body cannot naturally synthesize the collagen it requires to promote healthy skin.

Liposomal Vitamin C has a delicious orange citrus taste. It can even be used to make healthy frozen “orangesicle” popsicles for the whole family to enjoy.

While it is perfectly safe for most people, we still recommend working with a qualified healthcare provider so they can take your other supplements, medications, and health history into account when deciding if my Liposomal Vitamin C is right for you or your child.