I've heard vitamin c can strip the enamel of teeth. Is that just synthetic absorbic acid? I'm guessing this is different?
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I haven't heard that, but I don't think that this will. I have been taking it regularly for a year or more and haven't noticed anything...
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Hi, Thank you for showing an interest in our product. We appreciate that. The pH level will be between 1.5 and 2. The low pH stabilizes the ascorbic acid, reducing oxidation and extending the lifespan of the serum. The acidity improves the exfoliating effect of the serum. Thanks and have a great day, F. Poletti
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To be honest I am not sure. My ingredients does not list vitamin C either. I'd check with the manufacturer.Thanks
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Hi,Thanks for asking. We are using L-Ascorbic Acid in our serum to enjoy also its gentle exfoliating properties.Have a great weekend,F. Poletti
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I really don't know. I use it in my vitamin C serum. Sorry I am not of any help.
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Most vitamin c is synthesized from corn. I try to always take vitamin c complex, that is with bioflavonoids and rutin and hesperidin (also flavonoids.) This makes it closer to the way vitamin c would occur in nature. Also, buffered c may help the absorption and utilization. If you want natural vitamin c, you have to get a supplement that has it extracted from foods, like amla, camu camu, peppers, and such. You'll pay considerably more for those and the potencies will be lower, but the natural vitamin c doesn't require as large a dose as synthetic.
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On the ingredients ( on the package it says C13-14. Not sure if that is the vitamin c reference or there is another medical term for vitamin C. I have no idea, I'm just a consumer. I just purchased my second bottle today. There is an 800 number on the package if you have questions. Good luck! It works! Just use sunscreen! The spots will fade but when exposed to the Sun they will pop back up, especially if you have melisma. They will fade however with this product, when not exposed to tons of sun.
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The filter is designed specifically to remove carbon based structures so you would need to see if the dental additive that your using is carbon based. If it is then the filter will remove it. Vitamins are carbon based and would be filtered out. If you have any other questions please feel free to call us at 262-376-0768 or email me at tina@pioneerpet.com
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my grandmother used salt and charcoal every night before bed on pieces of old bed sheets cut up. it was all clean. when she died they tried to remove her teeth thinking false teeth ,they weren't. I used baking soda and salt mix 50-50 but my teeth are no were like hers. too much sweets and some pop. pop and trash foods will do you and your teeth in at 73 I know.
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They are the same -- two different names for vitamin C. However, L-Ascorbate is different, an acid which loses one of its hydrogen molecules when mixed with water. They both are utilizable in the body as vitamin c.
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I have taken this product for a year or more. I didn't know there were different forms of C, I assumed it was all ascorbic acid. Where did you get the idea it was sodium ascorbate? This particular product is used by Thomas E Levy, MD JD, author of a half-dozen excellent books on C, and he said he carries this form with him when he travels out of the country and used it to cure one young girl in South America of West Nile Virus and another in Africa of Deng Fever.
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You should research this. Regular vitamin c is absorbed far less than the regular c. The liposomal c is surrounded by lipids which alllow it to travel throughout the length of the intestines. Thus allowing almost 100% to be bioavailable to your body. I may not have expreseed it as eloquently, so please research. Also look at the documentary that appeared on 60-Min uses TV program.
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Who knows? The manufacturer has failed to produce any sort of data about the filter despite years of making claims to produce it. I found vitamin c filters to be very effective at removing chlorine and chloramine and they are far less expensive. Sure there are claims that this filter removes other substances besides chlorine as well, but that is just a baseless claim.
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Vitamin C breaks down from oxygen not temperature. Therefore, each day after being mixed, it loses some potency!
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Not at all. In fact, I would say it is better than regular toothpastes as far as protecting enamel since it doesn't have glycerin (which prevents your teeth from remineralizing.
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Ascorbic acid is a form of vitamin c. It's toward the bottom of the ingredients list.
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I am not sure Larry. I do not use it anymore. I was always under the impression that Vitamin C had to be taken orally or eat an orange for it to do any good. It did feel great on my skin however. Maybe go to the makers web site to see just how much vitamin c is actually in it.