Vitamin B12 dietary supplement, 120 tablets/1 pack.
ForMeds LIpocaps B12 dietary supplement is a high-quality product containing the active, highly bioavailable form of vitamin B12 – methylcobalamin. It is available in liposomal capsules, providing good absorption and delayed action only in the intestines. This Formeds product has a clean, simple composition, free from unnecessary and artificial additives, enhancers, and preservatives. Liposomes are small vesicles. They have a similar structure to the intestinal mucosa, facilitating the penetration of the substances they contain. The stomach acid-resistant capsules protect the liposomes from the unfavorable environment for up to 4 hours. They also delay the absorption of the substance, leading to its release only in the intestines. LIPOCAPS B12 was created through a collaboration between Formeds and the Medical University of Warsaw. Vitamin B12 is found in animal products such as liver, meat, eggs, milk, and cheese. Therefore, people following a vegan or vegetarian diet are particularly susceptible to vitamin B12 deficiency. Vitamin B12 supports the immune system. It also participates in the metabolism of homocysteine, an amino acid naturally produced in the human body, and excess amounts can lead to the development of numerous serious diseases, particularly cardiovascular diseases. Methylcobalamin supports proper energy metabolism. It also contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. It also plays a crucial role in red blood cell synthesis and is responsible for the proper functioning of cell division. It also helps maintain normal psychological functions. In summary, ForMeds Lipocaps B12 is a high-quality product containing the bioactive form of vitamin B12 – methylcobalamin. It has a pure, simple composition without any artificial or dangerous additives. Its advantage is the form of liposomal capsules, which are responsible for delaying the release of the substance, allowing it to happen only in the intestine, where the best conditions for the most effective absorption of methylcobalamin prevail.
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