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Buffered Vitamin C Powder
Vitamin C for oxidative stress-reduction, immune system and whole-body support
Powder
Non-GMO
Gluten-free
Anti-aging
Immunity
Supplement Facts
For you, if you want a higher dose of vitamin C that is non-irritating to the stomach and intestinal lining
The nutrients in buffered Vitamin C Powder can:
- Help reduce oxidative stress
- Support collagen formation and promote proper iron absorption
- Use essential minerals (calcium, zinc, magnesium and potassium) to produce a reduced-acid and non-irritating solution
Buffered Vitamin C powder contains essential Vitamin C which can help reduce oxidative stress, support collagen formation and support the immune system, while it simultaneously brings essential minerals calcium, magnesium, zinc and potassium into the mix.
Ingredients:
Health benefits at a glance:
Buffered Vitamin C powder contains the essential Vitamin C nutrient which can help reduce oxidative stress, support collagen formation, promote iron absorption and support the immune system.
Simultaneously Buffered Vitamin C also contains the essential minerals calcium, magnesium, zinc and potassium to produce a reduced-acid solution that is non-irritating to the stomach and intestinal lining.
Why it works:
Vitamin C is an essential mineral that the body cannot produce, and is required at higher-than-normal levels during times of stress [1-4]. Vitamin C is a white, crystalline, water-soluble substance found in citrus fruits.
As an antioxidant, vitamin C can scavenge free radicals in the body and helps protect tissues from oxidative stress as well as support the immune system [5-12].
Vitamin C also promotes the absorption of iron, while inhibiting its oxidation in the body [13,14]. Furthermore, Vitamin C is a vital cofactor to the formation of collagen, the connective tissue that supports arterial walls, skin, bones, and teeth [8-10].
It can also help aid physical stresses on the body such as ingestion of heavy metals [15-20] cigarette smoking [21-24] and extreme temperatures [25-30] also signal the need for increased vitamin C intake [31].
Vitamin C Powder contains four buffering minerals, in addition to ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) which promotes whole-body health. When mixed with water, Buffered Vitamin C powder produces a reduced-acid solution that is non-irritating to the stomach and intestinal lining.
The minerals make this solution a more pleasant-tasting and healthful drink. The substances used in this product make it effervesce for a short while when mixed with water.
The science behind the product:
The human body does not produce vitamin C which must be received from foods and supplements [32]. Vitamin C levels may drop during stress situations [32], why higher vitamin C intake can be necessary during times of stress [1-4].
A lack of vitamin C has been linked to duration of colds along with immune system problems [32]. A lack of vitamin C can broadly affect various key aspects of maintaining a proper immune function [32].
Studies suggest that vitamin C is crucial for normal formation of bone proteins. And it also shows that intake of the vitamin C plays a role in preventing bone loss [32].
How to use:
- Mix one (1) teaspoon of BUFFERED VITAMIN C POWDER into a glass of water.
- Wait for the fizz to stop before consuming.
- The minerals buffer out the normally acidic vitamin C to make a pleasant tasting drink.
- To ensure product consistency store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.
When mixed with water, the substances used in this product give bubbles off for a short while.
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