Vitamins

GBS 90

Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)

Mechanism of Action

Antioxidant, collagen synthesis cofactor, immune support, enhances iron absorption, regenerates other antioxidants

Primary Applications

Scurvy

Immune support

Wound healing

Cardiovascular disease

Cancer adjunct

Iron deficiency

Recommended Dosage

500-2000mg/day (maintenance), 5-20g/day IV (therapeutic)

Available Forms

Ascorbic acid, sodium ascorbate, calcium ascorbate, liposomal vitamin C, Ester-C

Top Brands

ThornePure EncapsulationsLivOn Labs (liposomal)Life Extension

Synergies

Works synergistically with:

Vitamin E

Glutathione

Quercetin

Zinc

Natural Food Sources

Citrus; Bell peppers; Broccoli; Strawberries; Kiwi

Interactions

May increase iron absorption (caution in hemochromatosis); May interfere with chemo

Contraindications

Hemochromatosis; Kidney stones (oxalate); G6PD deficiency

Clinical Notes

Liposomal form has superior absorption; high-dose oral may cause diarrhea; IV vitamin C used in integrative oncology

Conditions This Helps

Chronic EBV / Mono Reactivation Cancer (Integrative Support)

Quick Overview

CategoryVitamins

GBS Score90/100

IDV010

Key Points

Evidence-based dosing

Mechanism documented

Interaction screening

Synergy optimization

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