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Nucleotides – the building blocks of life.

Nucleotides are in all living organisms – every cell in your body contains nucleotides, over a billion per cell. Nucleotides are important for many biological functions, including their role as the building blocks of DNA and RNA.

Nucleotides are in all living organisms – every cell in your body contains nucleotides, over a billion per cell. Nucleotides are important for many biological functions, including their role as the building blocks of DNA and RNA.

The body has an on-going demand for new cell production and adults must create new cells to replace the cells that die. To do this, the cell and its DNA divides to form two new cells. The process is lengthy and complicated, dependant on the supply of all five specific nucleotide building blocks to build the DNA and the RNA molecules in the new cells.

Supplementary nucleotides help the body produce cells rapidly which can be especially vital during times of stress or when the body is challenged by illness.

Delivering such a vital substance via a liposome provides intracellular fusion and gets the nucleotides straight into the cell where they can begin their magic.

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