Liposomes can deliver supplements directly to cells 
What makes supplements in Liposomes give such good results is that the supplements are encapsulated in liposomes. Encapsulation of nutrients in liposomes is a protected dosing system that uses microscopic spheres called liposomes to surround and protect our nutrient mixtures and deliver them throughout the body. Liposomes are bilayered, fluid-filled spheres made of phospholipids. The structure of a liposome is almost identical to the construction of the cell membranes that surround every single cell in the body. The membranes are the containers that hold living material inside each cell. They protect many of the small components (organelles, such as the cell nucleus and mitochondria) in our cells. The liposomes used are made of essential phospholipids that contain a high proportion of phosphatidylcholine. These liposomes not only provide optimal protection and the best possible transport of nutrients, they also help to satisfy the body's needs for phatidylcholine, omega-6 fatty acids and choline.

Liposomes are a revolutionary way of encapsulating active ingredients in a "bubble" of phospholipids to protect and deliver them directly to the cells of your tissues, which are reached via the bloodstream.

Liposomes are non-toxic, biocompatible, biodegradable, and have the following advantages as carriers in drug delivery: first, liposomes can reduce toxicity, second, hydrophilic and lipophilic agents can be incorporated into liposomes, third, liposomes can control drug release, and fourth, the liposome delivery system increases bioavailability.

"Liposomes are prized for their biological and technological advantages, and are considered the most successful drug carrier systems known to date." - International Journal of Nanomedicine, Liposomes As Nanomedical Devices

Liposomes protect ingredients throughout the digestive tract, fusing their contents into cells to improve the biodistribution of compounds.

The goal of taking any supplement is to ensure its transport to the bloodstream. However, due to the low absorption and bioavailability of traditional oral capsules, active ingredients lose most of their effect while passing through the gastrointestinal tract or are simply not absorbed in the small intestine at all. Most are excreted unused via the intestines or kidneys. Liposomal delivery offers targeted and complete absorption of active ingredients with a delayed release effect, unlike any other nutrient.

This increased circulation time of important nutrients in the bloodstream significantly increases bioavailability. The ingredients are absorbed and utilized instead of being destroyed in the stomach. The higher the bioavailability of an active substance, the more effect it has on the body. This means greater effectiveness and smaller doses needed to achieve better results.

A liposome is made of a spherical vesicle in which the inner contents contain the active ingredients, which are protected by an outer layer consisting of small fat-like particles called phospholipid layers.

Liposomes are absorbed through the oral mucosa and through lymphatic mechanisms in the gut, bypassing first-pass metabolism and degradation in the liver to ensure liposome integrity is retained.