Glutathione is a small molecule your body makes and stores naturally in its cells, built from three amino acids: cysteine, glycine and glutamic acid.
Liposomal glutathione is glutathione wrapped in a protective layer of lipids (the same kind of fatty molecules your cells are built from), forming tiny spheres called liposomes.
Glutathione is notoriously difficult to absorb from an ordinary supplement, because much of it is broken down in the digestive tract before your body can take it up. The liposome is designed to shield the glutathione on that journey, so more of it survives digestion and reaches the bloodstream.
And this isn't just theory. In a human trial on our own liposomal glutathione, peak blood levels reached nearly four times higher than standard, non-liposomal glutathione at the same 500mg dose, with no adverse events reported.*
In short: the same molecule your body already uses, delivered in a form shown to get more of it into your blood.
*Open-label, randomised, two-way crossover bioavailability trial in 24 healthy adults comparing Zooki liposomal glutathione (500mg) with non-liposomal glutathione (500mg) under fasting conditions. Peak blood concentration (Cmax) 3.7x higher; relative bioavailability 359%. No adverse events reported. Data on file.