Phospholipid powder
With the rise in plant-based diets, phospholipids derived from non-animal sources (e.g., soy lecithin, sunflower lecithin) are used to fortify vegan supplements: They replace animal-derived emulsifiers (e.g., egg lecithin) in plant-based omega-3 or vitamin D supplements, ensuring compatibility with vegan diets while maintaining functionality. Plant-sourced phospholipids also enhance the stability of plant-based protein supplements, preventing clumping and improving texture in shakes and powders.
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