Vitamin C Pediatric

General Information:
AdvaCare is a GMP manufacturer of Vitamin C pediatric tablets.

Vitamin C, also known as Ascorbic acid, is a powerful antioxidant. Its function is to help strengthen blood vessels and body muscles. Since the human body doesn’t generate this vitamin, it must be received through food and supplements. It is also one of the safest nutrients to take. The recommended daily amount by some accounts for vitamin C is 500 milligrams a day.

Since Vitamin C is not stored in the body, overdose is of little concern. Vitamin C is found naturally in such foods as cantaloupe, orange juice, broccoli, red cabbage, and kiwi. Deficiency in vitamin C is rare, mainly seen in malnourished adults. Symptoms of a vitamin C deficiency include weakness, anemia, bruising, and bleeding. The health benefits of Vitamin C are numerous and are as follows:

Vitamin C helps to reduce stress because it is a nutrient that is sensitive to stress. It also helps to prevent the common cold and flu from developing into more serious ailments such as pneumonia and lung infection. Vitamin C offers various cardiovascular benefits such as the correlation with a lower chance of stroke. It also helps to decrease “bad” cholesterol.

Vitamin C helps with treating vasodilation by improving blood vessel dilation. It also helps with age-related conditions, such as macular degeneration, inflammation, and the risk of cancer and other cardiovascular diseases. Increasing Vitamin C specifically increases blood supply to ocular areas of the body, helping to improve vision. Vitamin C is an antioxidant that protects from damage caused by free radicals, toxic chemicals, and pollutants. A Vitamin C pediatric dose can enhance the absorption of iron when consumed together.

Vitamin C also helps to treat lead toxicity, a problem found mainly in children that can lead to abnormal growth, behavior problems, learning disabilities, kidney damage, and high blood pressure. Vitamin C can also help in producing the neurotransmitter known as norepinephrine, which can improve a person’s mood. It also facilitates wound repair and the stimulation of white blood vessels.

Though an overdose of Vitamin C pediatric is of little concern, it is important not to exceed the recommended daily upper limit of 2,000 milligrams a day. Side effects of vitamin C overdose may include an upset stomach and diarrhea.