Liposomes are microscopic bubbles made from phospholipids; the same material as the cell membranes found in our bodies.
What is Liposomal Supplementation?
The active ingredient is embedded in the liposome’s core, which is surrounded by a phospholipid bilayer. This process creates a protective barrier around the nutrients, allowing for its precise delivery.
How do Liposomes Protect Nutrients?
Liposomal Supplements
Liposomal supplements are structured with a phospholipid bilayer that shields the active ingredient from harsh environments like stomach acid and digestive enzymes.
Conventional Supplements
Conventional supplements are broken down by stomach acid and digestive enzymes, which dissolve their outer layer and can reduce the effectiveness and absorption of the active ingredients.
Unlike other supplements, liposomal encapsulation ensures that nutrients remain intact and are not degraded before reaching their intended destination. The lipid bilayer acts as a safeguard, preserving the nutrient’s potency.
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How Liposomes Interact with The Gut?
When liposomes reach the gut, they interact with M-cells in the intestinal lining. These cells transport substances from the gut to the immune system. The lipid layers of liposomes fuse with M-cell membranes, allowing for efficient transfer of nutrients directly into the cells.
This process bypasses conventional protein channels, enhancing nutrient absorption and delivering them more effectively into the bloodstream.
How Liposomes Increase Absorption?
After passing through the gut, liposomes release their nutrient cargo into the bloodstream. The liposomal structure aids in the efficient uptake of nutrients by cells, bypassing barriers that often limit nutrient absorption.
This efficient delivery system maximizes nutrient bioavailability, ensuring optimal absorption by the body.