Liposomal Vitamin C 200ml - 12 Months

Vitamin C is a substance without which our body cannot function normally (in extreme deficiency it would even die), but it cannot create it on its own. So he must receive it from outside. The source of vitamin C is food or dietary supplements. The disease from vitamin C deficiency is called scurvy (scurvy) and is manifested by bleeding gums, tooth loss, softening of bones. When vitamin C is not given, the body dies. Sailors once suffered from this disease. Legend has it that Columbus' sailors cured the citrus fruits they found when they discovered America from the disease. So when we look at the manifestations of scurvy, it tells us what vitamin C is needed for.

Effects of vitamin C

· supports the body' s defenses
· helps in wound healing
· cooperates in the construction of bones, teeth and cartilage
· its deficiency can cause excessive sweetness
· it is an antioxidant (it fights free radicals - these are formed during excessive stress or when a person is exposed to pollutants or toxic substances)
· helps in various chemical processes in the body

Research into the effects of vitamin C

Research into the effects of vitamin C probíhá neustále a i během koronaviru se používal například v New Yorku při léčbě nakažených. This vitamin is even given by injection. All this suggests and it seems that vitamin C is really needed and irreplaceable. The biggest disadvantage of common forms of vitamin C, such as tablets, powders or beverages, is that most of the vitamin C is degraded in the digestive system and only a fraction of the amount stated on the package of the food supplement reaches its destination in our body. Unlike conventional forms, liposomal vitamin C has up to 6 times higher absorption. For comparison - there are the following basic forms: capsules, tablets, powder form with absorbability up to 20%, vitamin C injected directly into a vein with absorbability approximately 70%, liposomal form with absorbability more than 90%. Very simply, vitamin C itself is enveloped in small bubbles (called liposomes, hence the name liposomal, and is produced by a special process from the natural substance lecithin). These minibubbles protect vitamin C and, in addition, they “understand“ the walls of the intestines, so they easily get into the blood through them and it brings them to the cells themselves. They also get along with them, so the cell very easily accepts a “shipment“, which is why more than 90% of vitamin C gets where it is and is used. In addition, this form does not burden the stomach.