Vitamin C is considered one of the most essential vitamins for preserving the sound health and youth of the human body, and deservedly so. It plays an important role in the prompt triggering of immune responses, provides all-round support to the cardiovascular system and serves as the key to healthy teeth.
Being a powerful antioxidant, vitamin C helps the body to fight the harmful effects of free radicals, hindering cell aging and destruction. Vitamin C promotes collagen synthesis, helps improve bones, joints and skin health.
Where to find this miraculous vitamin?
Vitamin C can be found in a number of plant products such as fresh vegetables and fruit, especially citruses. Its intake becomes particularly important during the flu season when it is crucial to put the body’s natural defenses on full alert. Dietary supplements that are high in Vitamin C serve as an efficient way to quickly address the lack of this essential vitamin.
Obvious benefits of vitamin C
Sufficient amounts of vitamin C have many beneficial effects on different parts of the body:
Boosts the body’s natural defenses;
Supports cardiovascular health;
Promotes healthy teeth.
Vitamin C speeds up the regeneration of damaged cells and hinders inflammatory processes. Vitamin C has proved its efficiency not only in preventing, but also in relieving the symptoms of common colds. It soothes the discomfort caused by cold-related headaches, fatigue, muscle aches and fever and speeds up recovery. This makes Vitamin C an invaluable ally to your immune system throughout the flu season.
This supplement may help regulate blood circulation and prevents blood clots. It also might strengthen blood vessels and effectively filters out extra cholesterol from the body, thus providing all-round support to the cardiovascular and the circulatory system.
Vitamin C facilitates the absorption of calcium that serves as a key component of tooth enamel. A regular intake of Vitamin C strengthens the teeth and provides an efficient relief of many gum-related issues. For this reason, Vitamin C is essential for healthy teeth.
Supplement Facts
Serving size: 1 scoop (1 g)
Servings Per Container: 200
Amount
Per 100 g
%NRV**
Per Serving
%NRV**
Energy Value
1146 kJ (264 kcal)
*
11 kJ (2 kcal)
*
Fat
0 g
*
0 g
*
– of which Saturated Fatty Acids
0 g
*
0 g
*
Carbohydrates
0 g
*
0 g
*
– of which Sugar
0 g
*
0 g
*
Protein
<0.1 g
*
0 g
*
Salt
29 g
*
0.29 g
*
Vitamin C (as Sodium Ascorbate)
100 g
109864
1 g
1111
*NRV is not established.
**NRV = % of nutrient reference values (according to Directive EU (No.) 1169/2011).
Ingredients: Sodium Ascorbate (100%).
Directions: take 1 serving (1 gram) of Sodium Ascorbate Vitamin C daily.
The supplement is flavor-free, so you would easily be able to not only take it separately, but also to add it to your favorite smoothie, juice, yogurt, porridge and other healthy and delicious food and beverages. It is advisable to take Vitamin C intermittently, whenever your immune system needs some extra support. A can of Maxler’s new Sodium Ascorbate Vitamin C supplement contains 200 servings of Vitamin C and would become a long-term guardian of your body’s immune shield.
Vitamin C promotes youth and beauty
Vitamin C encourages the body to replenish its reserves of collagen promotes supple and elastic skin, prevents the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and helps you remain youthful and beautiful for many years to come.
FAQ
Yes, it definitely is! Ascorbic acid is the most common form of vitamin C. As it is an acid, it may increase PH level and cause problems with GIT. Sodium ascorbate is sodium salt of ascorbic acid. Sodium components can help decrease acidity level and are gentle on the stomach.
The supplement is an ultrapure flavor-free buffered crystalline powder. Sodium ascorbate form of vitamin C is a neutral solution, and, therefore, not sour.
Unlike ascorbic acid, sodium ascorbate is a neutral solution, which means it does not irritate the lining of the stomach and does not have any harmful side effects on the kidneys. Another advantage of sodium ascorbate is its perfect bioavailability that facilitates the absorption of Vitamin C.
Overall fatigue, poor mood, frequent colds, dry skin, easy bruising and long healing of cuts are all common symptoms of deficiency of this vitamin. The most reliable way to determine a deficiency of any vitamin is to be tested accordingly.
Supports iron absorption
Vitamin C is one of the substances helping iron absorption, with the other two being animal protein and lactic acid. So, vitamin C enhances the bioavailability of iron, increasing the solubility of iron compounds.
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