Liposomes are bilayer closed vesicles composed of amphiphilic substances such as phospholipids with an aqueous interior and a cell membrane-like structure. They have the characteristics of protection, transportation, targeting and sustained release.
Food-grade liposomes are used for the encapsulation and transportation of nutritional factors and functional ingredients. They are non-toxic, amphiphilic and biodegradable, which are mainly reflected in the following three aspects: 1) Improving the stability and bioavailability of functional nutrients during storage and digestion; 2) Controlling the fixed-point and timed release of the encapsulated substances; 3) Improving food texture.
Enhanced Absorption
Liposomes encapsulate active ingredients, which can significantly improve the absorption and utilization rate of nutrients in the body.
Superior Bioavailability
Liposome shield sensitive ingredients from damage by stomach acid or oxidation, imporve bioavailability.
Targeted Delivery
Liposomes can deliver nutrients directly to the cells that need them.
Cellular delivery
Liposome structure is similar to the cell membrane and can facilitate the entry of nutrients into the cell.
Gentler on Digestion
Reduced risk of irritation compared to traditional supplements.
Longer Lasting Effects
Slow-release technology sustains nutrient levels over time.
Extended Shelf Life
Improve the antioxidant capacity of functional nutrients during storage and extend the shelf life.