What Is Liposomal Technology?
Liposomal technology is a quick way to deliver active nutrients to your cells via liposomes – spherical vesicles containing phospholipid (fat) bilayers that can easily cross through cell walls.
How Liposomal C Works
Vitamin C is an electron donor (reducing agent/antioxidant), and many of its biochemical and physiological functions are postulated to be accounted for by this function. Research is ongoing as to the precise means by which vitamin C effects humans, especially within the central nervous system and immune system. Findings suggest that vitamin C is imperative for supporting neuronal differentiation and maturation, as it appears to increase brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) – a peptide that contributes to cell survival and replication.
Vitamin C also appears to increase catecholamine synthesis by acting as a co-substrate for enzymes that help form dopamine and noradrenaline. Studies suggest that deficiency of vitamin C increases risk of depression, accelerates neurodegeneration, and suppresses cognitive function (by decreasing catecholamine production). Research has shown that as little as 250 mg of vitamin C per day can support healthy cortisol levels, especially in active individuals.
Vitamin C is needed for the body to synthesize collagen, a key component of connective tissues. When the body lacks vitamin C, the risk of a collagen-related disease called scurvy increases; this condition can cause symptoms such as lethargy, anemia, and skin issues. Consuming adequate vitamin C, through diet and supplementation, can help protect against scurvy.
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