How liposomal delivery is used

A liposome is a tiny bubble made from phospholipids — the same kind of molecule that forms your own cell membranes. Wrapping an ingredient inside a liposome helps protect it on the way through digestion and can support how well the body takes it up.

That matters most for compounds that are fragile or naturally hard to absorb. For those inputs, the delivery format can be as important as the dose on the label.

A large number on a label is only meaningful if it survives digestion and reaches your system. Two products can list the same milligrams and deliver very different amounts in practice.

This is why Golden Synergy pairs ingredient choice with delivery choice. The polyphenol foundation is built around mangosteen — see the mangosteen foundation — and the inputs that gain the most from encapsulation are delivered in liposomal form.

Across the range, liposomal delivery is applied to selected inputs including:

• Custom liposomal mangosteen — xanthones encapsulated for uptake, part of the mangosteen foundation.
• Uthever® LipoAvail™ NMN — NMN delivered with LipoAvail™ liposomal technology. NMN is a direct precursor to NAD+ — see the NAD+ guide for how it works.
• Liposomal Vitamin C and Vitamin E — antioxidant vitamins in liposomal form.
• Liposomal Turmeric and Ginger extracts — part of the spice and recovery support layer.

For the exact amounts of each input by formula, see the full ingredient rationale.

Not every ingredient needs encapsulation. Some are already well-absorbed in their standard form, and adding liposomal processing where it isn’t needed would add cost without benefit. Using liposomal delivery where it genuinely helps — and being transparent about where that is — keeps the formula honest and the label meaningful.

You can verify the delivery technologies and sourcing on our quality standards page.