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Sodium Ascorbate


kakaiba

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hi everyone!

i have been diagnosed with DH 2 years ago, im on gluten-free diet since March 2007.

i have a cousin who's taking ALKA-C sodium ascorbate, made some research, its pretty cool, and thought maybe it could help me, with DH and autoimmune disorders.

just want to know if its safe?

thanks!


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What immediately struck me is that sodium ascorbate is a form of ascorbic acid, and there are those that claim it is not vitamin C. Some state, that ascorbic acid is only one component of true vitamin C complex, thus will not provide the benefits of the actual vitamin. I have yet to do enough research to decide either way.

This may help in your research:

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What immediately struck me is that sodium ascorbate is a form of ascorbic acid, and there are those that claim it is not vitamin C. Some state, that ascorbic acid is only one component of true vitamin C complex, thus will not provide the benefits of the actual vitamin. I have yet to do enough research to decide either way.

This may help in your research:

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thank you!

i guess i have to do some more researching and ask my doctor, too.

hope and pray that a miracle drug would come soon, for us...

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