Vitamin C Super C 500 mg Complex
with 100 mg. Bioflavonoids, Rutin, Hesperidin & Acerola
| $5.95 | 100 Count Bottle VP1035R | Retails for $7.90 | |
| $59.50 | 12 Bottles 100 Count Each | Retails for $94.50 | |
| $13.45 | 250 Count Bottle VP1035U | Retails for $17.90 | |
| $25.45 | 500 Count Bottle VP1035V | Retails for $33.90 | |
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Super C-500 Complex contains high potency Vitamin C plus associated factors: Citrus Bioflavonoids, Acerola and Rutin in one easy-to-take tablet.
The Bioflavonoids help to strengthen the blood vessels, veins and capillaries in your circulatory system. Assure your daily intake of the valuable Bioflavanoids (from citrus fruit sources) with this all- in-one Vitamin C Complex supplement.
No Sugar, Salt, Starch, Preservatives or Artificial Coloring Added.
| Each Tablet Contains | |
| Vitamin C (from Rose Hips and other natural sources) | 500 mg |
| Bioflavonoids (Citrus) | 100 mg |
| Rutin | 50 mg |
| Hesperidin Complex | 25 mg |
| Acerola | 1 mg |
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Vitamin C is nature's protective nutrient, essential for defending the body against pollution and infection.
- It is involved in many important functions including growth and repair of bone and tissue by helping produce collagen.
- Maintains adrenal gland function
- Helps the body absorb iron
- Aids in production of anti stress hormones
- Reduces cholesterol levels
- Lowers high blood pressure
- Helps enhance the body's own immune system
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Multi-Functional Health Benefits of VITAMIN C
Here's Why Vitamin C Is Enthusiasticly Recommended By Health and Nutrition Experts
For a long time, the recommended daily allowance (RDA) of Vitamin C has been set at minimum levels that prevent a deficiency... 60 mg - 70 mg but decades ago, some scientists, including Nobel Prize-winner Linus Pauling, began to understand that higher doses of Vitamin C are needed for maintaining optimal health. There is now continual research on Vitamin C and its significant health benefits -- which include important antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-aging properties, along with the fact that it has been shown to be a valuable nutrient for heart-health. Review these basic guidelines on how much daily Vitamin C the average person needs to reap its benefits...
HEART HEALTH... Much of the recent news on Vitamin C relates to its value in reducing risk for cardiovascular disease. Numerous research studies show its protective role in heart health. Among these is research based on the Nurses' Health Study which followed more than 85,000 women for up to 16 years, and that demonstrated that a higher intake (in this case, more than 350 mg per day from dietary sources and supplements) reduced cardiovascular risk by 27%... and an analysis of nine other studies tracking more than 290,000 adults that showed a 25% reduction in risk in those who took more than 700 mg of supplemental Vitamin C, compared with those who took none. In addition, a Finnish study examining the health of middle-aged men who had no evidence of pre-existing heart disease found that those who were deficient in Vitamin C were 3.5 times more likely to suffer heart attack. Not only has Vitamin C been shown to decrease risk for heart attacks, it also seems to reduce damage following one. In a study called the Myocardial Infarction and Vitamins (MIVIT) trial, researchers found that patients who suffered an acute heart attack and then supplemented for one month with 1,200 mg of Vitamin C (along with 600 mg of vitamin E) after an initial IV infusion of Vitamin C had a reduced rate of complications from the heart attack. The supplemented group also had fewer additional heart attacks and deaths, reducing by nearly 20% the combined rate of death, new heart attack and other severe complications. Since Vitamin C provides many protective functions, including increasing blood vessel flexibility (so they do not rupture as easily) and preventing the oxidation of LDL cholesterol.
IMMUNE BOOSTING FUNCTIONS... In addition to acting as a powerful antioxidant helping protect the body from free radical damage, Vitamin C also supports immune function. It enhances the activity of white blood cells, the body's first defense against pathogens. It also helps improve immune response by activating an antiviral chemical produced by the body called interferon. Additionally, Vitamin C helps to regenerate other antioxidants, including Vitamin E, by acting as a "recycling assistant" for other antioxidants in the body, enabling them to re-circulate in the bloodstream and thus delivering optimum protective action. Inflammation is a component of major degenerative diseases and other conditions including diabetes, Alzheimer's, obesity and heart disease -- and C-reactive protein is one effective measure of inflammation levels. Vitamin C has been shown in studies to reduce C-reactive protein.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HEALTH BENEFITS... Vitamin C has powerful healing effects on many other systems in the body as well, It's one of the most versatile, multi-functional natural nutrients for our bodies...
A NATURAL COLLAGEN BUILDER: Collagen is an important structural component of bones and tissues and daily Vitamin C intake has a critical role in the human body's synthesis of collagen, helping replace what is degraded by normal wear and tear.
A NATURAL DETOXIFIER: Vitamin C is involved in the production of bile acids, which carry toxins efficiently out of the liver.
ANTIOXIDANT FACTOR FOR LONGEVITY: Two major studies have associated Vitamin C status with longevity. In a study of more than 19,000 adults, those with the highest blood levels of vitamin C had about half the risk for mortality compared with those with the lowest levels of vitamin C in their blood. Also, a decade-long study from UCLA of more than 11,000 adults showed that men with high vitamin C intake (at least 50 mg daily from their diet and regular vitamin C supplement) had a total death rate that was 41% lower than the rate among the men with low intake (less than 50 mg daily).
RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT VITAMIN C SUPPLEMENTATION... Though the current recommended dietary allowance (RDA) for vitamin C is only 90 mg for men and 75 mg for women (add an extra 35 mg for smokers.) For preventive healthcare, studies suggest 400 to 500 mg daily. For people with heart disease 500 mg to 1,500 mg daily is recommended. For older patients with existing disease, such as cancer, nutrition doctors prescribe oral (or sometimes intravenous) doses that are much higher. These should be taken only under supervision -- especially when undergoing chemotherapy or radiation."
