Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Vitamin C: Vitamin C and Sensitive Throat
Vitamin C: Vitamin C and Sensitive Throat: "Vitamin C and Sensitive Throat Vitamin C is also known as ascorbic acid This vitamin helps maintain bones, and connective tissue, act as ..."
Vitamin C and Sensitive Throat
Vitamin C and Sensitive Throat
Vitamin C is also known as ascorbic acid
This vitamin helps maintain bones, and connective tissue, act as an antioxidant.
Many fruits and vegetables are rich sources of vitamin C.
The deficiency of Vitamin C results in poor healing of wounds, bleeding under the skin and from gums, scurvy
Excess of vitamin C is excreted. Excessive intakes can lead to diarrhoes.
Daily requirement of vitamin C 70-90 mg/day
Tolerable Upper Intake Limit of vitamin C 2000 mg/day
When we think vitamin C we think citrus fruits, but below tables will show that vitamin C found in large quantities in other foods. Therefore peoples with sensitive throat can choose their vitamin source from these foods.
Vitamin C content of citrus fruits
Orange 50 mg/100g
Lemon 40 mg/100g
Grape fruit 30 mg/100g
Raspberry 30 mg/100g
Strawberry 60 mg/100g
Vitamin C content of Some fruit and vegetables
Red pepper 190 mg/100g
Guava 100 mg/100g
Lychee 70 mg/100g
Papaya 60 mg/100g
Indian gooseberry 445 mg/100g
Mango 28 mg/100g
Cauliflower 40 mg/100g
Garlic 30 mg/100g
Spinach 30 mg/100
Banana 9 mg/100g
Carrot 9 mg/100g
water melon 10 mg/100g
Melon 20 mg/100g
Potato 20 mg/100g
Tomato 10 mg/100g
One of the richest source of vitamin C is Rose hips (2000 mg/100g). This is available in the market in the form of syrup named Rose hip syrup.
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| Shakanjbeen |
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