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Dietary supplements in liposomal form help your body absorb micronutrients faster and more efficiently – for optimised absorption and utilisation. Liposomal vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is the most effective way to supply your body with valuable vitamin C. If you have difficulty swallowing, you will also benefit from the liquid form of bioactive, well-tolerated ascorbic acid.
The carefully balanced formulas of Vitality Nutritionals provide holistic support.
Raw ingredients, finished products as well as the quality and hygiene standards of the entire production process are constantly monitored. This ensures the highest possible quality and purity.
Vitality Nutritionals formulations are free from impurities, articial flavourings and artificial sweeteners. Vegan or vegetarian ingredients are used where possible, and every product is non-GMO.
Vitamin C can directly and indirectly influence important functions of the body. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has scientifically examined and confirmed the functions of vitamin C in the human body.
When it comes to your health, quality and safety are of the highest importance. Vitality Nutritionals has rigorous standards in place to ensure they work with only the most reputable suppliers.
Take 1 x 10 ml daily (with enclosed measuring cup) pure or mixed with approx. 150 ml water or fruit juice.
Recommended daily dose: 10 ml
Amount per daily dosage
| Amount (% NRV*) per 10 ml |
|---|---|
Phospholipids | 1300 mg |
Vitamin C | 1000 mg (1250%*) |
* % of NRV (Nutrient Reference Value) according to EU regulation
£111.96 / 1L incl. VAT
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Liposomal vitamin C is vitamin C (sodium L-ascorbate) that is encased in tiny fat vesicles – so-called liposomes. This envelope is made of phospholipids, which are similar in structure to human cell membranes. This allows the vitamin C to pass through the stomach more easily and reach the intestine, instead of being largely broken down there.
The main difference lies in the dosage form and the way the nutrient is packaged: in this product, vitamin C is in liquid and liposomal form instead of in solid capsule or tablet form.
This can be particularly convenient if you have difficulty swallowing tablets or prefer to take a liquid.
A daily serving of 10 ml contains 1000 mg of vitamin C and 1300 mg of phospholipids.
This corresponds to 1250% of the nutrient reference value (NRV) according to the EU regulation.
Take 10 ml once a day using the measuring cup provided – on its own or mixed with approx. 150 ml of water or fruit juice.
There is no requirement to take it at a fixed time of day; many customers take it in the morning with breakfast because it is easy to incorporate into their daily routine.
At the recommended daily dose of 10 ml, one bottle is sufficient for about 25 days.
Water, glycerin (stabiliser), phospholipids from sunflower seeds, sodium L-ascorbate (vitamin C), natural flavouring, citric acid (acidity regulator), and sea buckthorn berry and rosemary leaf extract as natural antioxidants.
Since the product is formulated to be sugar-free, it is also suitable for diabetics, according to the manufacturer.
If you have any pre-existing conditions, it is nevertheless advisable to have a brief discussion with your doctor before taking it.
The manufacturer does not recommend this product for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
No, the product is not recommended for children and adolescents under 18 years of age.
If you are undergoing treatment with medication, you should consult your doctor before taking it, as interactions cannot be ruled out in individual cases.
Vitamin C is a micronutrient scientifically confirmed by the EFSA (European Food Safety Authority).
Among other things, it contributes to: the normal functioning of the immune system, normal energy metabolism, the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, normal collagen formation for the skin, bones, cartilage, teeth, gums and blood vessels, the protection of cells from oxidative stress, the normal functioning of the nervous system, and increased iron absorption.
These statements relate to the general nutritional physiology of vitamin C and are not statements about curing, alleviating or preventing any specific disease.
The product has a natural flavour and is perceived by many customers as mild in taste.
If you don't like the taste on its own, you can mix the daily portion with approx. 150 ml of water or fruit juice.
At the recommended daily dose of 10 ml, the product is generally considered to be well tolerated.
With very high amounts of vitamin C, mild gastrointestinal complaints such as a feeling of fullness or softer stools can occur in individual cases.
A real "disadvantage" compared to classic tablets is above all the higher price per gram of vitamin C, as liposomal production is more complex.
Vitamin C is water-soluble – the body excretes excess amounts in the urine.
The recommended daily dose of this product is 10 ml (1000 mg) and should not be increased on one's own initiative, for example to 1500 mg or more per day, without consulting a doctor.
Many users find the liposomal form more agreeable to the stomach than high-dose ascorbic acid powder, as the phospholipid coating can reduce the direct contact of the acid with the gastric mucosa.
However, a general guarantee that it is "always gentle on the stomach" cannot be derived from this, as individual tolerability varies.
Very high single doses of vitamin C – regardless of the dosage form – can have a laxative effect in some people because unabsorbed vitamin C osmotically draws water into the intestine.
If the recommended daily dose of 10 ml is adhered to, this effect is generally not to be expected.
There is no scientific evidence that liposomal vitamin C increases the risk of kidney stones.
As a precautionary measure, anyone who is already prone to kidney stones or has kidney disease should discuss taking it with their doctor.
Buffered vitamin C (e.g., as calcium or sodium ascorbate powder) is combined with minerals to neutralise the acid, but remains unprotected in the gastrointestinal tract.
Liposomal vitamin C is additionally surrounded by a phospholipid envelope, which, according to studies, can promote absorption in the intestine.
Which form is better in each individual case depends on personal tolerability and one's own preferences.
The vitamin C it contains is in the form of sodium L-ascorbate, and the phospholipid envelope comes from sunflower seeds.
Like most commercially available vitamin C supplements, this ascorbate is also produced industrially; the product is GMO-free.
The phospholipids it contains act as a natural emulsifier.
Therefore, when the bottle is shaken, foam may temporarily form – this is a normal, harmless characteristic of liposomal liquids and not a quality defect.
This product is a dietary supplement for oral use and is neither designed nor tested for external use.
Vitamin C skin care products specially developed for cosmetic use are suitable for this.
The product is sugar-free and provides practically no calories per daily serving.
A direct influence on weight gain or loss has not been scientifically proven and is not advertised by us.
In principle, there is nothing wrong with combining vitamin C and zinc as part of a balanced nutritional supplement – both are common, well-researched micronutrients.
If you are taking several dietary supplements at the same time, you should keep an eye on the recommended daily doses for each one and, if in doubt, ask your pharmacist.
