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Ester C, buffered vitamin C formula with citrus bioflavonoids: patented non-acid vitamin C source, important for cell protection, supports healthy immune and brain function, manufactures collagen, aids in iron and vitamin E absorptionThis formula is gently buffered and is a great alternative for persons that may experience stomach
irritation with ascorbic acid. Ester C® is a patented, non-acidic
source of vitamin C. Many physicians recommend taking a buffered form
of vitamin C if you are taking it in higher doses. In 1936, Albert
Szent-Gyorgi discovered that vitamin C works better in combination with
other nutrients, such as bioflavonoids. In other words, he found
evidence to support the fact that vitamin C should be considered a
complex rather than a single nutrient, much like the vitamin B complex.
Bioflavonoids are essential for total Vitamin C effectiveness. This
formula contains lemon bioflavonoids, rutin and hesperidin, these
bioflavonoids assist Vitamin C in keeping collagen healthy, are
essential for proper absorption of Vitamin C and prevent Vitamin C from
being destroyed in the body by oxidation. Therefore, bioflavonoids
improve and prolong the function of Vitamin C. The body cannot make
bioflavonoids, they must be obtained through the diet or nutritional
supplements.
ESTER C
Ester
C is a patented, buffered form of Vitamin C that is derived from
ascorbate. It is a complex that contains essential C metabolism that
includes threonate. It does not cause the stomach and digestive
distress often caused by ordinary Vitamin C. Advantages of ESTER-C
- Several hours after taking Ester-C, the vitamin C concentration in
the blood is twice as high as it would be after taking buffered or
regular vitamin-C;
- The loss of vitamin C through urine after taking Ester C is six times lower than after taking ordinary vitamin C;
- Ester-C is the only form of vitamin C that does not cause digestive problems, not even when using large amounts;
- Ester-C is the only form of vitamin C that does not affect
tooth enamel. Ordinary vitamin C, especially the popular "chewable
form,” is very bad for teeth and should be strongly discouraged.
- It is processed in purified water instead of solvents which makes it a purer form of vitamin C;
- It contains calcium threonate, which makes this form of vitamin C four times more bioavailable than other forms of vitamin C.
Research Indicates:
- May support healthy immune function
- Powerful antioxidant
- May help minimize the effects of bruising
- Important for gum health
- Prevents scurvy
- Aids in absorption of vitamin E
- May support healthy histamine response
- May support healthy cardiovascular function
- Essential for the production of collagen
- Shown to strengthen blood vessels
- May support healthy brain function
- May increase iron absorption
- Essential for proper adrenal gland function
- May promote healthy healing of wounds and burns
Dosage: the RDA for Vitamin C is 60 mgs per day Cautions:
- Large doses of Vitamin C may interfere with the body’s absorption of copper and selenium
- Persons with kidney stones, kidney disease or hemochromatosis
should not exceed 500 mg per day and should consult a health care
practitioner prior to using Vitamin C containing products
- If you are pregnant or lactating consult your health care practitioner prior to taking Vitamin C.
Bioflavonoids (lemon bioflavonoids, rutin, hesperidin)
Overview
Bioflavonoids
are water-soluble plant pigments. They are naturally occurring chemical
compounds that are important to maintaining optimal health. A scientist
named Albert Szent-Gyorgi who called them “vitamin P” discovered them
in 1936. Since then, over 4000 bioflavonoids have been identified and
scientists believe that many more will be discovered in the future. The
term bioflavonoid refers to many different ingredients and includes
hesperidin, citrus biofalvonoids, rutin, quercetin, to mention a few.
They perform a wide range of functions, for example: they protect
capillaries, prevent bruising, and provide support for a number of
other biological functions. Most importantly, bioflavonoids enhance the
effects of Vitamin C by improving absorption and protecting it from
oxidation. Conversely, bioflavonoids work best when given with Vitamin
C. Bioflavonoids along with Vitamin C are also essential to skin
health. To summarize, as a group with other polyphenols, flavonoids
have been linked to many health benefits as a result of their
antioxidant properties. Research Indicates
- May support healthy cardiovascular function
- May enhances the effects of Vitamin C
- Shown to strengthen & increase permeability of capillaries
- May support healthy eye function
- Acts as a powerful antioxidant
- Assists the body with transmitting nerve impulses
- May support healthy inflammation response
- May protect low density lipoproteins (LDLs) from oxidation
- May support healthy immune function
Dosage: typical daily dosage ranges from 20-60 mgs.
Cautions: If you are pregnant or lactating consult a health care practitioner prior to taking bioflavonoids.
Suggested use:
take one or two capsules daily with a meal.
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