Synthetic or Food-Derived Vitamin C—Are They Equally Bioavailable?

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Does synthetic vitamin C contribute to the formation of genotoxins that can lead to cancer?

Posted by Honest Abe, at skeptics.stackexchange.com, 01 Sep 2020

While researching Vitamin C supplements, I noticed dozens of people outraged about various companies slipping in "synthetic…

Pills as an alternativ for fruits

Posted by Ole Petersen, at medicalsciences.stackexchange.com, 06 Mar 2017

I visited my dentist today and she told my that I should stop eating lemon and lime because it damage my teeth. Is there a…

Do protein bars/shakes provide nutrients that your body can use?

Posted by bsayegh, at health.stackexchange.com, 09 Mar 2016

To my understanding, a lot of people consider protein bars/shakes unhealthy. They are processed, often sugary, and contain…

Do protein bars/shakes provide nutrients that your body can use?

Posted by bsayegh, at medicalsciences.stackexchange.com, 09 Mar 2016

To my understanding, a lot of people consider protein bars/shakes unhealthy. They are processed, often sugary, and contain…

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