C Complex 500 T / R LongLife 60 Coated Tablets

Vitamin C supplement with citrus bioflavonoids, with gradual release.

Contributes to

• Maintaining regular immune function during and after strenuous exercise.
• Normal collagen formation for the function of blood vessels, skin, teeth, gums, cartilages and bones.
• Regular functioning of the nervous system.
• Regular psychological function.
• Regulate immune function.
• Regular efficiency of energy metabolism.
• Protection of cells from oxidative stress.
• Reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
• Regeneration of the reduced form of vitamin E.
• Increased iron absorption.

Active principles

Vitamin C: one of the most important vitamins for our body, which however is not able to synthesize it and must therefore be taken with the diet. It also doesn't build up and you need to take it constantly to keep your blood levels stable.

Bioflavonoids : polyphenolic compounds found in many foods.

Rutin : also called rutoside, is a flavonoic glycoside derived from quercetin.

Hesperidin : component of the bioflavonoid family.

Quercetin: flavonol whose action inhibits the release of histamine and the production of pro-inflammatory substances.

Chlorella: seaweed that contains essential amino acids, proteins, minerals, vitamins, chlorophyll, enzymes, mucopolysaccharides and a good number of antioxidants and bioactive substances.

Rosehip: The false fruits of the rosehip are a very rich source of vitamin C.

Plus

The particular form t / r ( time release ) allows the gradual release of water-soluble nutrients in the body over 12 hours.

Play Sure-Doping Free certified product.

Curiosity

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a soluble vitamin that plays a fundamental role and performs essential functions in the regulation of numerous biochemical reactions in the body: it participates in the formation of collagen, allows the development and maintenance of bones, teeth, blood vessels and connective tissues, is involved in the synthesis of corticosteroid hormones and antibodies and is necessary for the absorption of dietary iron.

We can thank Linus Pauling, two times Nobel Prize in chemistry, who has studied at length the role of vitamin C in the body, exploring its possible therapeutic functions and supporter of high doses of intake.

Vitamin C concentrations decrease with exposure to the sun and pollution by up to 70%. The same goes for smoking and passive smoking: it seems that each cigarette is able to "consume" 25 mg of vitamin C and that smokers show a deficiency of 4% more than non-smokers.

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Other ingredients

Coating agent (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose), resistance agent (glycerol).

* equal to 625% of the Nutrient Reference Values (NRV).