Direction for use: Take 1 scoop in a shaker/container and add 100-150ml water (approx.) to reconstitute
Its pathogenesis has been characterized by the production of antinuclear autoantibodies (ANA) with both T cells 2 and B cells being essential for disease development 3,4
Smaller amounts of berberine can also be found in Mahonia, Canadian goldenseal, and Chinese cork oak
Traditional formulations often suffer from issues like: Poor encapsulation of sensitive or water-repelling (hydrophobic) actives Inconsistent particle size, leading to unpredictable bioavailability and targeting Rapid degradation or leakage, resulting in short shelf life Difficulties maintaining performance when scaling from lab to production Liposome encapsulation solves these problems by: Maximizes absorption, especially for oral and topical delivery Extends circulation time for longer therapeutic effect Minimizes toxicity through targeted or controlled release Shields fragile actives such as mRNA, enzymes, and probiotics from degradation At BOC Sciences, we address these obstacles head-on through advanced liposome encapsulation technology
Avoid antacids, as they inhibit the absorption of vitamin B12 and other nutrients