Softgel

UnNourish LIPOSOMAL VITAMIN D3 is manufactured using the most advanced liposome technology. One bottle contains 365 mini softgels and each softgel supplies 5000 IU (125 mcg) vitamin D3. Promote strong bones* Support strong teeth* Support mood* Promote cardiovascular health* Balance daily stress* Amp up immune function* Reduce the risk of vitamin D deficiency* What are Liposomes? Liposomes were discovered in 1965 by Bangham and they are tiny little spherical vesicles with a bilayer structure made of phosphotidyl lipids. The unique lipid-based bilayer structure renders liposomes the best vehicle to deliver both hydrophilic (water-liking) and hydrophobic (water-fearing) nutrients directly into cells in body. Liposomes are made of food-grade phosphotidyl lipds such as phosphotidylcholine, phosphotidylserine, phosphotidylglycerol and etc., derived from sunflower, soy or egg yolk. Liposomes are safe as they are naturally occurring as major components of cell membranes in the human body. Why is Liposomal Vitamin D3 Preferred? Vitamin D3 is a fat soluble vitamin known as poorly absorbed by the human body. It is recommended to take vitamin D3 with food in order to enhance its absorption. Liposome technology offers many benefits over typical oral supplements: Protects vitamin D3 from the harsh enviroment of the GI tract; Enhance vitamin D3 absorption and bioavailability; Deliver vitamin D3 into cells where it is needed the most; Continuously release vitamin D3 over an extended period of time. How does Vitamin D3 Benefit Health? Vitamin D is known as "sunshine" vitamin as it is produced in skin when it is exposed to sunlight. Vitamin D plays critical role in many aspect of health: Help body absorb calcium and phosphorus from foods; Supports strong bones and teeth; Promote cardiovascular health; Support mood and balance stress; Boost immune function; Help lose weight. Who will Benefit from Taking Liposomal Vitamin D3? Vitamin D deficiency is very common. In US, 35% of adults in the United States are vitamin D deficient and 61% of the elderly population is vitamin D deficient. Many factors can affects your ability to get sufficient amount vitamin D: Being in an area with high pollution; Using sunscreen; Spending more time indoors; Inadequate sun exposure; Having darker skin; Older adults who produce vitamin D less efficiently through sun exposure.