Liposomal Delivery
Liposomes are a revolutionary way of encapsulating active ingredients in a phospholipid "bubble" to protect and deliver them directly to the cells of your tissues, which are reached via the bloodstream. â‘´
Liposomal delivery offers targeted and complete absorption of active ingredients with a delayed‑release effect, unlike all other nutrient delivery methods.
This increased circulation time of key nutrients in the bloodstream greatly improves bioavailability. Ingredients are absorbed and utilized rather than being destroyed in the stomach.
Bioavailability
The higher the bioavailability of an active substance, the more effect it has on the body.⑶ This means greater efficacy and smaller doses needed to achieve better results.
Studies in mice show that regular NMN is heavily digested in the stomach to Nicotinamide (link), while delivering NMN directly to the bloodstream via IV is far more effective. A recent study in humans show that NMN by IV is safe and massively more effective (link).
Liposomal NMN
This is why we pioneered the use of Liposomes for protecting NMN through the stomach to deliver it direct to the bloodstream.
Our proprietary process freeze-dries the liposomes to a powder that is effective and convenient for use in capsules.
Liposomal NMN for Pet Chews
The Liposomal NMN powder is significantly more bioavailable and is absorbed better than standard NMN. The problem is that the Liposomal powder doesn’t dissolve in water and the taste is not appealing for pets, so we needed to formulate products specific for pets.
After much trial and error, our Pet NMN is finally here! Not only do our products contain Liposomal NMN, but they also contain other science-backed ingredients to protect and restore the cellular health of your aging pets.
Powdered Liposome under Electron Microscope
The aim of taking any supplement is to ensure its transport into the bloodstream. However, due to the low absorption and bioavailability rates of traditional oral capsules, active ingredients lose most of their potency while passing through the gastrointestinal tract or are simply not absorbed in the small intestine at all. The majority is excreted unused via the intestines or kidneys.⑵
