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What Is Vitamin C Good For?
We're living in a funny old world at the moment with new variants of good old Rona hitting us left right and centre.
I'm sure you would have heard lots of discussions on the importance of looking after your health and wellbeing and predominately the importance of Vitamin C.
Vitamin C is probably THE most well know vitamin supplement here in the UK, but many people question...
What is Vitamin C good for?
Let's dive in and find out!
Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, has several important functions.
These include:
- helping to protect cells and keeping them healthy
- maintaining healthy skin, blood vessels, bones and cartilage
- helping with wound healing
Good Sources of Vitamin C
Vitamin C is found in a wide variety of fruit and vegetables.
Good sources include:
- citrus fruit, such as oranges and orange juice
- peppers
- strawberries
- blackcurrants
- broccoli
- brussels sprouts
- potatoes
Source: NHS
What Does Vitamin C Support?
Growth, Development & Repair of Tissue
Collagen
Immune System
Cartilage, Bones & Teeth
Doesn't My Body Make Vitamin C?
Unfortuantely, no!
Our bodies can neither create or store Vitamin C...
Excess Vitamin C is normally excreted so overdose is not normally a concern, and more often than not people don't consume enough anyway!
Up to 2,000mg a day can be consumed, any more and your stomach can be affected.
Our super potent Jui-C is made with raw acerola cherries!
This bright red cherry shaped fruit is sometimes known as Barbados cherry, originally discovered in Southern Mexico and the Caribbean. It is the highest known natural source of Vitamin C, with approximately 30 to 40 times the vitamin C of Oranges.
We specifically chose the highest quality base ingredient for Jui-C rather than create a synthetic Vitamin C tablet which your body would struggle to utilise. Also we do not strip out any part of the raw ingredient, which is known to also include calcium, iron, B vitamins, and phosphorus.
Got a question? Please contact support@leangreens.co.uk and we'd love to help you!