Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin also known as ascorbic acid.
It cannot be synthesized by the human body, so it must be obtained from food. Vitamin C is mainly found in fresh fruits and vegetables, such as oranges, grapefruit, celery, tomatoes and so on.
Vitamin C has an antioxidant effect and can protect the body from free radical damage.
Vitamin C reacts with free radicals in the human body, making them less toxic. In addition, vitamin C can also help activate some enzymes that play important functions in the human body.
It can also help the body synthesize collagen and elastic fibers.
Collagen is the main support of the skin. It can make the skin elastic and flexible, and promote the health of the skin, bones, joints, and blood vessels. In addition, vitamin C can also help the body digest iron, promote the synthesis of hemoglobin, improve human immunity, and prevent colds and other diseases.
The amount of vitamin C required by the human body is small, so most people can get enough vitamin C from a normal diet.
However, if you live in an environment lacking vitamin C for a long time, or have serious diseases, you need to supplement vitamin C.
In addition, long-term consumption of large amounts of vitamin C may cause side effects such as diarrhea, muscle aches, etc., so follow the dosage recommended by your doctor.
To summarize the benefits of vitamin C supplementation:
Boosts immunity: Vitamin C is an antioxidant that helps strengthen the immune system and prevent colds and other respiratory illnesses.
Improves cardiovascular health: Vitamin C can help lower blood cholesterol levels and help prevent cardiovascular disease.
Reduces Muscle Pain: Vitamin C can relieve muscle pain, especially for those who exercise regularly.
Promotes Skin Health: Vitamin C promotes skin health, helping to improve skin’s elasticity and radiance.
Improves mental state: Vitamin C can help improve mood and reduce anxiety and depression.
Of course, despite its many benefits, vitamin C needs to be taken in moderation and should be used in conjunction with other healthy diet and lifestyle.
Vitamin C Effervescent Tablets:
Do you have symptoms such as dry mouth, sore mouth, numb tongue, etc? These insignificant problems are potential signals of oral “sub-health” status
Our effervescent tablets that can be swallowed can be eaten at any time, one tablet at any time, bubbling, supplemented with vitamin C casually, with a nationally certified blue hat certificate, micro-effervescent technology effervescent at the entrance, the oral cavity stays for a long time and can Efficient vitamin C supplement, easy to carry in the pocket, oral companion anytime and anywhere.
Contained in the mouth, full of VC bubbles-enhance the oral cavity: “protective power”
Vitamin C helps maintain healthy gums, bones.
Vitamin C helps maintain healthy skin and mucous membranes.
Different from ordinary water-soluble forms, the vitamins of our products stay for a longer time, and some of them are directly absorbed through the oral mucosa and directly enter the blood.
Micro-effervescent technology–wake up sweet and sour bubbles in 1 second
A small one, slightly bubbling in the mouth, promotes saliva secretion, moisturizes and promotes body fluid, deeply soaks from mouth to body, and enjoys freely.
The product adopts an innovative small ring design, which increases the effervescent area and can effectively prevent children from choking
What did the first batch of Ospa experience officers say?
*It starts bubbling as soon as you enter the mouth, and it is amazing to put the effervescence in your mouth for the first time.
*It tastes sour, sweet and sour. After eating, it keeps secreting saliva, which is very refreshing.
*The effervescent taste is very similar to that of soft drinks, the taste is sweet and sour, you will not get tired of eating too much, and you will not feel guilty about your health.
*During the epidemic, vitamin C supplementation was crazy. This job can be eaten when you go out. It is much more convenient than water-soluble effervescent.
Packed in a pocket, open the tip of your tongue casually
*work overtime and stay up late
*Exercise fatigue
*office break
*Business trip
Post time: Feb-11-2023
