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Doctor's Best Vitamin C with Q-C - Vitamin C 1000mg Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Sourced from Scotland Veggie Caps, 120 Count
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Doctor's Best Vitamin C with Q-C - Vitamin C 1000mg Features
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VITAMIN C WITH Q-C - Doctor’s Best Vitamin C contains Q-C, which is manufactured in Scotland and prized for its high quality and reliability. Vitamin C is known for immune health support and antioxidant support.*
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IMMUNE SUPPORT- Vitamin C is essential for the synthesis of collagen, carnitine, and certain brain chemical transmitters, provides fundamental support for the brain, eyes, skin, heart, circulation, and immune system.*
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POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT - Ascorbic acid is vital to the body for its role as an electron donor, supporting metabolic enzymes, enhances the body's antioxidant potential, also protects against free radical damage, which can lead to oxidative stress.*
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TRUSTED AND PURE - 1000mg of Vitamin C with Q-C each serving. Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Soy Free, Vegan. Doctor's Best is committed to the safety of all of our products, offering a clean and reliable supplement for your well-being.
About Doctor's Best Vitamin C With Q-C - Vitamin C 1000mg
Vitamin C is a key compound in the body’s “antioxidant network,” a chain of synergistic, inextricability linked, well-studied antioxidants that includes glutathione (GSH) and vitamin E. When vitamin E uses its antioxidant function in neutralizing free radicals, it also loses this antioxidant function. Vitamin C can change this status; it can regenerate vitamin E back to its native form, and is thought to “spare” glutathione in the body as well. Importantly, when ascorbate donates an electron and becomes itself oxidized, or “consumed,” the ascorbate radical is relatively harmless. In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study in which blood GSH was measured in healthy subjects at several stages, 500 mg of vitamin C taken daily for 2 weeks significantly raised erythrocyte (red blood cell) glutathione levels. The researchers concluded that vitamin C supplementation at that level can benefit the overall antioxidant capacity of the blood. In another study of similar design, 1000 mg of vitamin C taken daily for 4 weeks bolstered vitamin E and glutathione content in erythrocyte cell membranes, compared with placebo. The highest concentrations of vitamin C in the body are found in the central nervous system (in neurons of the brain & spinal cord) and the adrenal glands. Although the presence of ascorbate in neurons is in part explained by its neuromodulatory enzyme activity, its high concentration suggests that vitamin C is so greatly retained by neurons in order to address the higher rates of oxidative metabolism experienced by the brain. This has led to the conclusion that under normal conditions, vitamin C helps safeguard the integrity of neurons (and therefore the brain), largely through neutralization of the free radicals of reactive oxygen species (ROS). Low levels of blood vitamin C and the resulting accumulation of ROS are thought to be detrimental—especially to aging populations.
