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Snips from the very nice artilce
- 'taking a 500 mg time-released vitamin C supplement every day can have similar cardiovascular benefits as regular exercise in these adults'
- "But the researchers found that vitamin C reduced ET-1 vessel constriction as much as walking for exercise did. "
- "Studies show that, compared to people getting the least vitamin C, those getting the most had a dramatic 80% lower risk of heart attack"
- "eight months the vitamin C reduced systolic pressure by 4.5 mm Hg and diastolic pressure by 2.8 mm Hg"
- 'And vitamin C is fast-acting. In one study just a single 2,000 mg dose taken by healthy male volunteers reduced arterial stiffness by 10% and platelet aggregation by 35% in just six hours."
- "It also reduces recovery time. One study found that it only takes 200 mg twice a day to reduce muscle soreness, improve muscle function, and lower signs of oxidative stress after a 90 minute run"
- 'The best way to get vitamin C is from food"
- "The half-life of vitamin C is 30 minutes. So instead of one big dose it's better to take multiple doses during the day to keep your blood levels up"
Mercola had similar article on the same day
Is Vitamin C as Good as Exercise for Your Heart?
Includes video with transcript by Dr. Ronald Hunninghake, an internationally recognized expert on vitamin C who has personally supervised more than 60,000 intravenous (IV) vitamin C administrations
If you’re elderly, for instance, you may have higher requirements for vitamin C, as aging may inhibit absorption. Smokers may also require more vitamin C due to the increased oxidative stress from cigarette smoke. Signs that you may need more vitamin C include:
- Dry and splitting hair
- Gingivitis (inflammation of your gums)
- Bleeding gums
- Rough, dry or scaly skin
- Decreased wound-healing rate
- Easy bruising
- Nosebleeds
- Decreased ability to ward off infection
Snips follow
- "According to Dr. Andrew Saul, editor of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service, if everyone were to take 500 mg of vitamin C per day — the dose required to reach a healthy level of 80 µmol/L — an estimated 216,000 lives could be spared each year."
- "Vitamin C Is One Reason Why Vegetables Are So Good for Your Heart"
- "The vitamin C in sauerkraut(fermented cabbage) is about six times higher than in the same helping of unfermented cabbage"
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Personal note on vitamin C useage - Henry Lahore of VitaminDWIki
I have been consuming 500 mg Vitamin C chewables for many years.
Vitamin C along with Zinc should be taken every few hours at the first sign of a cold.
Both have a very short half life in the body
500 of the chewables only cost $20
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