Liposomal Vitamin B12

Liposomal products are manufactured through a complex process, which, however, has many advantages for you. The vitamin B12 is incorporated into so-called liposomes during the manufacturing process, for which we use phospholipids. These can absorb the active ingredient particularly well and “pack” it in phospholipid vesicles. As a result, the vitamin B12 is well protected and reaches the required place in your body undamaged. In this way, larger amounts of the vitamin can be absorbed and used more efficiently by your body.

Our product is unique in its liposomal formulation, high bioavailability and liquid form. Unlike other forms of vitamin B12 (such as capsules), our liposomal vitamin B12 is easily absorbed. The liposomes help your body get the vitamin to the right place without stomach acids breaking down most of the active ingredient along the way.

In addition, the liposomes help with the absorption of the vitamin. This means that the active ingredient is absorbed better and in greater amounts than with other supplements. This means that you need to take less of our product to get the same or even better effect.

For vitamin B12 in particular, you should use a product with a liposomal form. This vitamin is water-soluble and difficult for your body to absorb. The liposomes allow a more efficient absorption of vitamin B12.

Our liposomal vitamin B12 supplement can be used for the same applications as other vitamin B12 supplements.

It can help you improve your physical and mental wellbeing. Our liposomal vitamin B12 can help you with various metabolic processes, such as detoxification. It can also support the normal functioning of your nervous system and improve your mood.

If you are on a strict vegetarian or vegan diet, you should make sure that you are getting enough vitamin B12. Many natural sources of vitamin B12 are animal-based, which can lead to vitamin B12 deficiency on a vegan or vegetarian diet. Our liposomal formulation can help you avoid a deficiency.

The consequences of a vitamin B12 deficiency can be manifold. At first you often feel exhausted and tired. But a slightly sick feeling, skin changes, weight changes or hair loss can also be signs of a vitamin B12 deficiency. You can find out more about the symptoms of a vitamin B12 deficiency here: Vitamin B12 deficiency.

Taking vitamin B12 is especially important for people on a vegetarian or vegan diet, as most natural sources of vitamin B12 are of animal origin. But an unbalanced diet can also cause a vitamin B12 deficiency. A vitamin B12 deficiency can usually only be determined by a doctor or by special test kits.

Vitamin B12 is found almost exclusively in animal products such as meat, fish, seafood, eggs and dairy products. These foods contain the animal forms of vitamin B12 - methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin. These forms can be easily absorbed and utilized by your body.

But there is also a synthetic vitamin B12, hydroxocobalamin. This is made without animal additives and is therefore also suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Hydroxocobalamin is less effectively absorbed by the body than the natural forms of vitamin B12. It is therefore particularly important to use a vitamin B12 supplement with high bioavailability (preferably a liposomal supplement).

Taking vitamin B12 is especially important for people on a vegetarian or vegan diet, as most natural sources of vitamin B12 are of animal origin. But an unbalanced diet can also cause a vitamin B12 deficiency. A vitamin B12 deficiency can usually only be determined by a doctor or by special test kits.