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Which food comes to mind first when you think of vitamin C? Lemons? Oranges? Tangerines?Although all citrus fruits are good sources of the essential micronutrient, they actually sit somewhere in the ...

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C-ing is B-elieving — supplements are everywhere these days. Over 100,000 dietary or nutritional supplements are sold in the US alone. One survey indicated that about 74% of American adults take these ...

Eating more vitamin C may do more than boost immunity this winter — it could also strengthen skin from the inside out, according to a new study. Researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand ...

If you’re one of the many starting this New Year with plans for a cleaner, healthier lifestyle, maybe dosing up on vitamins is on your resolution roster? You’d be in good company: UK sales of vitamin ...

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Scientists at Children's Medical Center Research Institute at UT Southwestern (CRI) have discovered a benefit of vitamin C deficiency: protection from a major parasitic disease. Their research ...

As many of us battle colds, coughs, and the flu during another winter season, a familiar piece of advice is likely to recirculate: Make sure you're loading up on vitamin C. After all, the nutrient has ...

Vitamin C helps white blood cells and can make cold symptoms milder if you take it regularly. Vitamin D helps your immune system recognize and respond to viruses and may lower the risk of infections.