Vitamin C 1000 Complex
Vitamin C - 1000 Complex with Quercetin and Bioflavonoids!
Vitamin C is well known these days because it is an important nutrient that comes from many fruits and vegetables and the most popular one is of course oranges. It is also sometimes called ascorbic acid. Vitamin C benefits became very popular in supplement form because of the Nobel prize-winning scientist called Linus Pauling. He was taking up to 25 g of the vitamin every day of the year and attributed his good health to his consumption of the vitamin. Considering he died at the age of 96 in great physical and mental health he must have had some parts of the benefits of vitamin C correct.
So the key benefits of vitamin C are as follows:
- It promotes wound healing
- It’s essential for the development and maintenance of connective tissue such as fat, muscle and your bone structure. It also helps proper tissue strength and collagen growth which helps your skin remain youthful.
- Many people suggest taking vitamin C if you have a cold. The reason is that vitamin C does not directly fight the cold that you actually helps your immune system. Vitamin C is much potent in preventing colds than an actual solution once you have the actual symptoms. However, some say that vitamin C can help lessen the impact of the symptoms. Either way whether you are sick or not vitamin C definitely seems like a good idea. While colds is often mentioned, it actually helps prevent other viral diseases and cancer.
- Another vitamin C benefit is that you prevent yourself from developing a related deficiency which is called scurvy . This sickness is one of the first ones that was discovered that could be treated by giving the affected patient some oranges which had the time was one of the best and most well known source of vitamin C (even if they didn’t really knew at first vitamin C was needed to prevent scurvy).
- Vitamin C helps people with high cholesterol, allergies, asthma, cataracts and diabetes. It’s a powerful antioxidant, especially combined with vitamin E, that protects your blood cells and the lenses in your eyes.
Quercetin: flavonoid used to treat capillary fragility
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