Question 1

Is this a natural vitamin c source or a synthetic?

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I've grown so weary of people saying ascorbic acid is synthetic or not real vitamin C.  This is like saying H2O is not real water.  Vitamin C is the ascorbic acid molecule.  According to nutritionist and researchers, every cell in the body needs vitamin C.  And if a scientist / researcher looks at the vitamin C within a cell, it will see the molecule known as ascorbic acid.  As for the whole "natural" debate, it's like saying "get your water from the inside of an orange because we know that oranges contain H2O."  Do your own research from non-biased sources and you will find out that ascorbic acid doesn't need to be combined with any other substance in order to be utilized by the body (though nutritionist and doctors recommend taking vitamin C with food for obvious reasons).

Question 2

Are these made from corn from China?

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after 45 years in the vitamin industry, i can say that it is very hard to find ascorbic acid that is not fermented from corn starch and not made in china.fyi: the ingredients are tested at least 3 times for metals, micro-organisums, solvents etc. we have these ready for prompt shipment.grounds for tea

Question 3

How long does "sustained release" last?

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First of, this is not sustained release like it says on the bottle. It's either, a misprint or manufacturer is intentionally misleading. This is plain old vitamin C, in the form of Ascorbic Acid.Those who are wondering how much comes out of urine... I just got done watching Paulus Lining, 95, who made taking mega doses of Vitamin C popular, said that he took 10 grams of Vitamin C per day and only 1.5grams came out through urine, which he personally measured. He said, that even the 1.5 grams is not wasted, because, the vitamin C in the urine does the job of protecting the urinary tract. And therefore, nothing is wasted. His words :)

Question 4

I am confused, the most helpful review from PTo says we should get C Complex, but this is just a basic C. Then why He or she recommends this?

Accepted Answer

I've grown so weary of reading statements like the one above that says ascorbic acid is synthetic or not real vitamin C.  This is like saying H2O is not real water.  Vitamin C is the ascorbic acid molecule.  According to nutritionist and researchers, every cell in the body needs vitamin C.  And if a scientist / researcher looks at the vitamin C within a cell, it will see the molecule known as ascorbic acid.  As for the whole "natural" debate, it's like saying "get your water from the inside of an orange because we know that oranges contain H2O."  Do your own research from non-biased sources and you will find out that ascorbic acid doesn't need to be combined with any other substance in order to be utilized by the body (though nutritionist and doctors recommend taking vitamin C with food for obvious reasons).

ASIN	B0013P1GD6
ASIN	B0013P1GD6
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Allergen-Free
Best Sellers Rank	#3,757 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #30 in Vitamin C Supplements #532 in Sales & Deals
Brand Name	NOW Foods
Color	Light Beige W/ Speckles
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (19,920)
Date First Available	October 2, 2001
Department	Health and Beauty>Health and Wellness
Diet Type	Halal
Dosage Form	Tablet
Flavor	Unflavored
Global Trade Identification Number	00733739006820
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	3 x 3 x 5.4 inches
Item Form	Tablet
Item Weight	0.21 Pounds
Item model number	0682
Manufacturer	NOW Sports - Nutrition and Wellness
Manufacturer	NOW Sports - Nutrition and Wellness
Model Name	Vitamin C-1,000 with Rose Hips, Sustained Release, Antioxidant Protection Tablets
Number of Items	1
Primary Supplement Type	Vitamin C
Product Dimensions	3 x 3 x 5.4 inches; 3.36 ounces
Specific Uses For Product	Muscle
UPC	733739006820
Unit Count	250 Count

NOW Foods Supplements, Vitamin C-1,000 with Rose Hips, Sustained Release, Antioxidant Protection*, 250 Tablets

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