We help the world to be able to stand without much insecurity and with more knowledge about what we want for ourselves and our loved ones. We don't have anything against companies or any product, and if they were given to us for free, most of them would be great.

Is there a reason to buy vitamin C in "liposomal" form? Isn't vitamin C a water-soluble vitamin that only needs water to dissolve? It is, so at first glance, we have something that is based more on the idea of a sophisticated "formula," something dressed in a cloak of science and research, rather than reality. If we buy this more expensive product, we are doing more good for our body, perhaps even significantly more good, that's the main idea.

What does "liposomal" mean? I take ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and mix it with a coffee mixer with water and lecithin (the one I use in cooking and in my ice creams). I have made something liposomal.

By googling relevant research, because oh, the luck, it exists, for the absorption of "liposomal" C, I see that it does indeed have some very marginal absorption benefits compared to the classic capsule/tablet intake, and exactly the same performance in terms of vitamin C concentration in the plasma after some time. It is essentially the same thing. What really has a dramatic difference compared to the classic intake (and the liposomal), in every measurable aspect, is of course intravenous administration.

If you have an unlimited budget for supplements and you enjoy trying new things, then you won't lose anything. Vitamin C is beneficial.

Unpleasant taste for my liking. I take it by dissolving it in water with lemon to mask the unpleasant taste from the lemon.

It was given to a 2-year-old child. It significantly and visibly strengthened their immune system. The only negative thing I find is the price, which is truly unaffordable in the midst of an economic crisis.