Vitamin C is water soluble, and the body does not store it. To maintain adequate levels of vitamin C, humans need intake from daily food or supplements. Vitamin C plays an important role in a number of body functions including the production of collagen, L-carnitine, and several neurotransmitters. It also helps metabolize protein, and its antioxidant activity may protect against cancer and heart disease.

Benefits:

• As a powerful antioxidant that plays a role in maintaining a healthy heart and blood circulation, including strengthening the walls of blood vessels.
• Helps prevent cancer and as an anti-aging
• Helps the formation of collagen so that it can regenerate cells.
• Help speed up wound healing and post-surgery
• Increase body resistance such as respiratory tract infections and flu and viruses
• Helps prevent and treat canker sores, bleeding gums and bleeding spots under the skin
• Has a role in the production of anti-stress hormones
• Regular consumption of vitamin C can reduce the occurrence of asthma attacks and reduce the risk of developing cataracts
• Helping those who are on therapy for lowering LDL and high blood pressure, and helping to increase HDL in the blood
• Helps maintain the health of all organs of the body
• Vitamin C can be given to cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy
• Helps to prevent easy bruising and other bleeding disorders

Suggested use: take 1 tablet daily.