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7 Shocking Benefits of Supplementing with Vitamin C

7 Shocking Benefits of Supplementing with Vitamin C Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin, thus cannot be produced internally in the body. The body needs vitamin C, and its role in the field of therapy is quite remarkable. Vitamin C is indeed quite a thing when it comes to usages. Vitamin C is not only crucial in many […]

Dr. Ava Bell-Taylor, M.D.

Board-Certified OB/GYN & Functional Medicine Physician

April 10, 2023
7  Shocking Benefits of Supplementing with Vitamin C

Choosing the right vitamin C benefits can make a significant difference in how you feel — this guide breaks down exactly what works, what doesn't, and what Dr. Ava Bell-Taylor recommends.

7 Shocking Benefits of Supplementing with Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin, thus cannot be produced internally in the body. The body needs vitamin C, and its role in the field of therapy is quite remarkable. Vitamin C is indeed quite a thing when it comes to usages. Vitamin C is not only crucial in many battles in combatting cardiac disease as well as infectious diseases, but is also key in collagen synthesis—collagen being a protein that fortifies bones and cartilage. Along with getting the required supplements, vitamin C must be received from fruits and vegetables for good health.

7  Benefits of  Vitamin C

If you are looking for reasons to increase your intake of vitamin C, you need not look any further. Its importance will undoubtedly make you interested. From injury healing to immune system boosting, the essential nutrient serves many purposes. Here are seven reasons to make sure you’re getting enough C:

  1. Vitamin C helps in collagen production, this is unique a protein that keeps the skin elastic and hydrated.  
  2. Vitamin C works as an antioxidant, defending the cell against damage done by free radicals. This alone helps with serious diseases such as cancer and other terminal health issues.  
  3. Adequate vitamin C intake helps to speed up the healing process alongside collagen which plays a role in wound healing.  
  4. Research works with vitamin C supplementation in well-nourished and hypertensive patients shows that vitamin C decreases blood peripheral resistance and, thus, blood pressure.  
  5. Vitamin C helps facilitate appetite especially from Ndola leafy green supplements. Due to its combination with other supplements, powerful vitamin C is needed because it helps iron absorption.  
  6. Vitamin C could enhance the immune response by improving white blood cell activity, boosting skin immunity, and facilitating faster wound healing.  
  7. Vitamin C is necessary for the development and maintenance of the body tissues. Vitamin C aids with collagen which is critical for the skin, tendons, ligaments, and blood vessels.

How to Get Your Daily Intake

According to research, Vitamin C is one of the safest nutrients to consume, especially in the right dosage, and has other beneficial properties. It is readily present in many fruits, such as oranges, strawberries, and kiwi, as well as in vegetables, such as bell peppers, spikes,nach, and broccoli, among others. This is how most of the population undertakes vitamin C intake, approximately 90 percent. Not making these foods a part of the diet from time to time causes vitamin C shortcomings, which are very often experienced.

While diaphragms such as harbor amercement exhibition and kale heart elopements arise, this procedure turns into elucidation and aids negative symptoms. Importantly, most of the vitamin C is found in fresh fruits and vegetables, which makes its acquisition anything but simple. Vitamin C’s bond works to be electromagnetically sensitive because boiling or cooking, especially steaming, zaps out a food’s nutrition. Subsequently, the transit time of food, as well as various other factors, could quite simply decrease the obtainable value of vitamin C.

It is generally suggested that people consume food that contains vitamin C. However, a lot of people choose to rely on supplements for other reasons. At a doctor’s appointment in the future, please discuss vitamin C supplements with your holistic physician.

Dr. Ava Bell-Taylor, M.D.

Board-Certified OB/GYN & Functional Medicine Physician

Dr. Ava Bell-Taylor is a board-certified OB/GYN and functional medicine physician specializing in hormone balance, adrenal health, and whole-body wellness. She is the co-founder of Taylor MD Formulations and Taylor Medical Group in Atlanta, Georgia.

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