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Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant. It is a primary preventer of free radical damage, and strengthens the immune system. It protects us from infection, safeguards against radiation and environmental pollutants. Vitamin C reduces cholesterol and high blood pressure to prevent arteriosclerosis. It is very important for growth and repair of body tissue cells, gums, blood vessels, bones and teeth.
Forms of Vitamin CEster C is nonacidic (easy on the stomach) and enters the bloodstream and tissues 4x faster than standard forms of Vitamin C. It is better utilized and stays in the body tissues longer.
Bioflavonoids are part of a Vitamin C complex. It is the white material beneath the peel of citrus fruits and peppers. It can be found in other fruits and vegetables. Bioflavonoids help Vitamin C to assimilate and enhance absorption. It also promotes circulation and prevents arteries from hardening. Enhances blood vessel, capillary and vein strength. Relieves pain from bumps and bruises.
What can Vitamin C do?- Helps in wound healing
- Combats allergies
- Protects cells & tissues from degenerative diseases
- Key nutrient to combat the common cold
- Prevents blood clots
- Decreases blood cholesterol
- Helps to lower blood pressure
- Increases absorption of iron
- Relieves withdrawal symptoms from addictive drugs & alcohol
Signs of deficiency- Easy bruising
- Slow healing
- Bleeding gums
- Fatique
- Rough skin
Daily doses can range from 500mg to 4 grams
*Selected References
Mindell Earl "Vitamin Bible For The 21st Century"
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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