Liposomal Vitamin C + Zinc – 1000mg

Liposomal vitamin C is more effective than conventional vitamin C
because it uses advanced liposome encapsulation technology. These liposomes, made of phospholipids, protect vitamin C from the acidic environment of the stomach, preventing its degradation and promoting
greater absorption in the intestine. This results in higher bioavailability: more vitamin C reaches the bloodstream and the cells where it is needed.

This formula also includes zinc in the form of bisglycinate, a highly absorbable form that is well tolerated. The combination is particularly interesting because vitamin C and zinc work synergistically: zinc boosts the immune response and strengthens antioxidant mechanisms, making the support more comprehensive and long-lasting than vitamin C alone. It also helps maintain key functions related to cellular care and skin health.

In addition, liposomal vitamin C is generally less likely to cause digestive discomfort, such as heartburn or diarrhea, which can occur with high doses of conventional vitamin C. By being released more gradually, it provides a sustained effect that helps maintain stable levels of antioxidant protection.

Liposomes are small phospholipid spheres that encapsulate vitamin C, protecting it in the digestive tract and facilitating its absorption.

The effectiveness of this product, designed by international expert in Vitamin C and Mitochondrial Health Dr. Óscar Aguilera from our Scientific Committee, is supported by ongoing evaluation through diagnostic and analytical testing at clinics specializing in Age Management.

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Each container contains 90 capsules of 965.60 mg/unit, (1000 mg of Vitamin C ) perfect to cover your needs for a month and a half.

It is recommended to take 2 capsules a day in the mornings​.

Liposomal vitamin C is water-soluble because vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a substance naturally soluble in water. However, liposomal technology improves its bioavailability by encapsulating it in liposomes (lipid structures), allowing for a more efficient and prolonged absorption in the body. This combines the advantages of a water-soluble vitamin with the benefits of a fat-soluble transport.​

When will I notice the benefits?​

• In 1-2 weeks: Immune system boost, especially if you are fighting a cold or an infection. More energy and vitality due to its role in collagen production and reduction of oxidative stress.​

In 3-6 weeks: Improvement in skin quality, such as greater luminosity and elasticity, thanks to the stimulation of collagen synthesis. Reduction of chronic fatigue or accumulated oxidative stress, if this was a problem.​

• HC liposomal ascorbic acid: Vitamin C encapsulated in liposomes for greater absorption and antioxidant efficacy.
• Zinc bisglycinate
• Pullulan: Plant-based material that forms the capsule, 100% natural and allergen-free.​

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