What is Vitamin C good for?

• It contributes to normal collagen formation:
• For the normal function of blood vessels
• For the normal function of bones
• For the normal function of cartilage
• For the normal condition of gums and teeth
• For the normal function of skin

Further, Vitamin C contributes to

• Contributes to normal psychological function
• Contributes to normal function of the immune system
• Contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue

Vitamin C, in easily definable amounts, is indispensable for essential life functions.

The positive effect of vitamin C is primarily a quantitative issue. Basically, it depends on the amount of ascorbic acid (the name of Vitamin C in chemistry) the human body would receive.
This is the most important thing to know. One needs sufficient amounts of it to stay healthy.

Without a doubt fruits do contain substances that help and maximize the positive impact of Vitamin C within the body.
Bioflavonoids, routine and hesperidine are some of the better known examples.
It is also common knowledge that enriching Vitamin C with plant extracts, like acerola cherry, rosehip, camu-camu fruit or citrus fruits (orange, lemon, lime, etc.) is equally advantageous.

These benefits can be secured by consuming proper amounts of fruits or Vitamin C products which are enriched with such substances.

Never forget that the beneficial effect of vitamin C is still a quantitative issue, even if you choose to take premium grade Vitamin C.

Mild-C Dose Powder – A special, premium grade Vitamin-C powder to be added to any non-hot meal or drink.

Some people are reluctant to consume sour, acidic food and drink that irritate their stomach. Mild-C might be something for them. The product has “bland” Vitamin C, serving customers with more sensitive stomachs.
One teaspoon (5 g) of this neat Mild-C contains 2.000 mg of Vitamin C, 350 mg of rosehip powder, 50 mg of citrus bioflavonoid and 210 mg of Calcium.

It is a liquid soluble powder formulation, less acid than traditional Vitamin C preparations are. We recommend it for those who find traditional Vitamin C products too acid / sour.

Consuming more vitamin C than necessary may cause soft stool that ceases when the dosage is decreased.

Calcium L-ascorbate; sweetener: erythritol; rosehips granulate; L-ascorbic acid; lemon juice; lemon aroma; citrus flavonoids; sweetener: steviol glycosides. (NRV = nutritional reference value)
Dietary supplements do not replace a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed recommended daily dose. Excessive consumption might have a laxative effect.

Net weight: 250 g

The ideal formula.

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