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| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #1 Q: Does the 1996 Physician's Desk Reference make a tacit endorsement of liquid vitamins? A: Search the web for "Physician's Desk Reference page 1542" and you'll find dozens of listings that seem to infer that the PDR is endorsing liquid vitamins ... |
Liquid Vitality's Liquid Vitamins contain more than just vitamins. They contain essential trace minerals, citrus bioflavinoids and antioxidants.
| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #2 Q: Are liquid vitamins more readily absorbed than tablet vitamins? A: Unless more details are given, this question cannot be properly answered. The absorbability or bio-availability of a particular supplement or drug is dependent ... |
Liquid Vitamins from Liquid Vitality are naturally processed and delivered in a base derived from the Aloe Vera plant and purified water.
| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #3 Q: If a liquid vitamin has 200 ingredients is it better than one that has 100 ingredients? A: Some manufacturers are hoping you won't stop and think about this question. When a typical serving size is about a tablespoon, a liquid can only contain so many ingredients ... |
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| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #4 Q: Are thousands of pounds of vitamin and mineral tablets being mined from the municipal sewer systems across America? A: Dozens of vendors of liquid vitamins are claiming that, literally, hundreds of pounds of undigested vitamin tables are being strained out of municipal sewer systems, but is it true? ... |
Our Liquid Vitamins are the helpful, healthy, and great-tasting (well... fairly great-tasting) alternative to traditional vitamin tablets.
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Ingredients: Vitamin C Ascorbic Acid
Ascorbic acid, or vitamin C, is a water-soluble substance common in citrus fruits and green vegetables. Ascorbic acid is an excellent antioxidant, known for protecting tissues from oxidation and the devastation of free radicals. Ascorbic acid facilitates iron absorption and is necessary in the formation of collagen (a protein used in skin, cartilage, spinal discs, teeth, bones and arteries.)
Ascorbic acid promotes the healing of cuts, scrapes, burns and wounds, prevents many contaminants from being converted into carcinogens, and aids in fighting infection. Ascorbic acid seems to cause blood vessels and arteries to dialate, thus lowering blood pressure and preventing certain types of heart disease. Ascorbic acid has also been shown to help control blood cholesterol levels.
Interestingly, paprika was once the main source for vitamin C supplementation.
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