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US

LifeOsome™

“Nutrition for the 21st Century”

There has been no greater achievement in nutritional science than the successful application of liposomal technology to the efficient delivery of cellular nutrients. This simple-to-understand yet difficult-to-accomplish advancement has changed the way nutrition can be used to positively influence the biological functions of the human body.

The health-enhancing benefits of consumed nutrients can only be realized if those nutrients are efficiently absorbed at the cellular level. Cellular absorption of consumed nutrients is far more efficient when those nutrients are transported by phospholipid “vehicles” called liposomes. Advanced liposomal technology is the “heart and soul” of all LifeOsome™ brand nutritional supplements.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

†For Consumers and Healthcare Professionals, If you think that a dietary supplement may have caused you or someone you know to have a serious reaction or illness, immediately stop using the product and fill call us, leave a message or send an email (to: complaint@wcpsandiego.com) to submit your complaint.

†† These indications are based solely on traditional homeopathic use. They have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration.

*The statements on this webpage and its products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.

**There are no valid studies using current scientific methods confirming a product’s efficacy. These indications are based solely on traditional homeopathic principles.

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THE
INNOVATION

Traditional liposomal supplements are based on phospholipids, primarily derived from soy or sunflower lecithin. These phospholipids form bilayer vesicles that encapsulate active ingredients, improving their bioavailability, stability, and cellular uptake (Bozzuto & Molinari, 2015). However, lecithin-based formulations present limitations such as susceptibility to oxidation, allergenicity concerns (especially with soy), and dependence on industrial phospholipid extraction processes.

 

To address these challenges, recent innovations explore extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) as an alternative lipid carrier. EVOO-based nanoformulations, including nanoemulsions and pseudo-liposomes, leverage the oil’s natural antioxidant composition and fatty acid profile to enhance nutrient stability and absorption in a clean-label, bioactive system (Gonçalves et al., 2021; Marín et al., 2020).

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