Vitamin C

Vitamin C can prevent colds, flu, and viral infections, there is evidence it can mitigate the symptoms.
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Why Vitamin C is important?

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that plays a vital role in strengthening the immune system, protecting against viruses, and supporting the body’s recovery after illness. Vitamin C is known to stimulate the production and function of white blood cells,  as it acts as a powerful antioxidant and protects the body from damage caused by free radicals.

Vitamin C has become increasingly popular in medical circles with high doses being administered via intravenous therapy (IV) in hospitals and clinics across the world in the fight against colds and flu. 

This incredible antioxidant has shown its power in that when given intravenously, it interacts with Copper in the body, creating Hydrogen Peroxide, and then ultimately, vaporizing Cancer cells. 

IV delivery of vitamins and minerals is considered the best way to deliver nutrients into the bloodstream, fast-tracking their absorption into the body, where they can take effect.

This is particularly the case for Vitamin C which is renowned for its low absorption rate in supplement form as it rarely survives the digestive system. Another barrier to Vitamin C uptake is that this water-soluble vitamin struggles to penetrate the fat-based cell membrane.

Importance of Vitamin C in Strengthening the Immunity?

Vitamin C has long been known to have an antioxidant effect, mopping up the damaging free radicals that the body produces daily. Unless neutralized, free radicals can damage the DNA and other molecules – leading to illness and premature aging. Viral infections such as flu and coronavirus increase the number of free radicals your body produces, putting the immune system under pressure. Vitamin C plays a vital role in reducing the length of viral infections. While no one claims Vitamin C can prevent colds, flu, and viral infections, there is evidence it can mitigate the symptoms.

How Vitamin C helps the body?

Some medical scientists believe that the antioxidant effect of Vitamin C can help reduce the inflammation in the lungs caused by cytokines (small proteins) that the immune system releases when fighting viruses. Some people over-produce cytokines which lead to high levels of inflammation in the lungs causing breathing difficulties. High-dose Vitamin C infusions are thought to help counteract cytokines – another reason leading hospitals from Shanghai to New York are turning to this humble nutrient. Vitamin C is known to strengthen the immune system as the infection-fighting white blood cells rely heavily on this vitamin to do their work.

Food with Vitamin C?

Food sources of Vitamin C include citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons and dark green vegetables including broccoli and kale. People combating viruses and infections, or anyone with a compromised immune system, are advised to supplement their healthy diet with Vitamin C to keep the levels of the vitamin topped up.  Our bodies can’t make or store Vitamin C, so a daily dose is required. No one can be certain of how Vitamin C might bolster our defenses against disease but while we battle coronavirus, taking a potent, liposomal Vitamin C makes perfect sense.

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