liposome

But even then, it's going to disappear quickly once it hits a target cell and the liposome is absorbed.

The point is about liposome anyway, not the form of vitamin C.

Ah, so you are actually talking about the liposome encased ascorbic acid.

Would BPC-157 be something that could be packaged in a liposome?

I've been prescribed T and get it via a compounding pharmacy in liposome cream form, so now I'm curious if it's actually worth it.

I use Exlininol brand, specifically the liposome formulation.

The liposome lipids themselves are also chosen to be as non-immunogenic as possible, too – the coronavirus mRNA vaccines actually get an adjuvant boost from such properties, but you don’t want that in this case.

RNA would get thrashed by your immune system if it isn't encapsulated by something: liposome deliver of therapeutic RNA is really next-generation tech, and the fact that the RNA does what it's supposed inside the your cells is no small feat either.

We got "lucky" that Covid appeared when we had all the pieces in places (liposome encapsulation, alternate amino acid replacement, etc.) Before advocating for "fast track", advocate for better and more stable funding on the "slow track" pure research that takes decades but feeds into this kind of thing.