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Lycored launches highly concentrated D3

Source:Lycored Release Date:2021-08-20 942
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Lycored has launched a new highly concentrated D3, creating opportunities for synergistic products that combine vitamin D with other ingredients.

Lycored has launched a new highly concentrated D3, creating opportunities for synergistic products that combine vitamin D with other ingredients.


Capsudar D3 1000E delivers 1 million IU/g of vitamin D3. This ultra-high concentration (2.5% of that of pure vitamin D3) frees up more “space” for other vitamins, minerals and other actives. The product also provides 81mg towards a 1g daily dose of calcium and can be partnered with magnesium and vitamin K, making it ideal for multivitamin supplements.


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Capsudar D3 1000E delivers 1 million IU/g of vitamin D3. (Photo: Lycored)


There is a wealth of scientific evidence for the benefits of such pairings. Taking vitamins D and K with calcium is more effective than taking calcium alone[i], and magnesium assists in the activation of vitamin D.[ii] A combination of calcium and vitamin D has been recommended in populations such as seniors to reduce the risk of fractures.[iii]

 

The pandemic has spotlighted the role of vitamin D in immune health, with groups most likely to be deficient in the micronutrient disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.[iv] Lockdowns have also increased interest – two in three consumers who responded to a recent Lycored survey were concerned that they were not getting enough vitamin D due to less time outdoors.[v]

 

Capsudar D3 1000E owes its high concentration to Capsudar®, Lycored’s unique precision microencapsulation technology. It turns fragile, volatile and easy-to-spoil ingredients into stable powders that remain viable throughout the rigors of processing, packaging and storage.

 

Vitamin D3 oxidizes easily, is sensitive to light and usually needs to be kept in a vacuum in the dark. The Capsudar precision microencapsulation technology overcomes these challenges – it ensures the actives in Capsudar D3 1000E are protected during processing and storage, and released effectively in the body. A core of calcium phosphate is spray-coated with a layer of vitamin D3, and both are surrounded by a protective outside layer.

 

Christiane Lippert, Global Product Manager, Vitamins, at Lycored, said: “One of the effects of the pandemic – and lockdowns – has been a surge in demand for vitamin D. It’s a micronutrient that works best in combinations with other vitamins and minerals, so we set out to develop a product that would deliver maximum synergy between active ingredients. Thanks to our Capsudar encapsulation technology, we were able to create a powerful, super-concentrated D3 that overcomes formulation challenges and offers opportunities for fabulous pairings with a range of other actives.”

 

Capsudar D3 1000E is the latest addition to Lycored’s comprehensive vitamin D range, which includes encapsulated D2 and D3, and solutions for tablets, capsules, softgels, gummies and beverages. For more details on the vitamin D range, visit: https://www.lycored.com/vitamin-d

 

Available in all global markets, it is suitable for hard shell and tablet applications. With a short ingredient list, it is free from silicon dioxide, maltodextrin, carbohydrate and sugar. It is also kosher, halal and vegetarian.



[i] van Ballegooijen AJ et al ‘The Synergistic Interplay between Vitamins D and K for Bone and Cardiovascular Health: A Narrative Review’ Int J Endocrinol. Sep 12, 2017.


[ii] Uwitonze AM, Razzaque MS ‘Role of Magnesium in Vitamin D Activation and Function’ J Am Osteopath Assoc 118(3):181-189. Mar 12018


[iii] Nowson CA ‘Prevention of fractures in older people with calcium and vitamin D’ Nutrients. Sep;2(9):975-84, Sep 16, 2010


[iv] ‘Editorial: Vitamin D and COVID-19: why the controversy?’ The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, January 11, 2021 

[v] Press Release: ‘Two in three consumers fear Vitamin D deficiency during lockdown, Lycored survey shows’, November 23, 2020



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