Centricor 1000 mg, 20 tablets

Sufficient food intake and normal absorption are the main conditions for ensuring an optimal level of vitamin C.

For various reasons, these things do not happen.

Those most at risk of a low plasma level of vitamin C are: - smokers (with the increase, at the same time, of oxidative stress).

Also, during periods of intense stress and overwork, the body needs an additional amount of vitamin C.

Vitamin C deficiency can be manifested by the following symptoms and signs: fatigue or a feeling of weakness, muscle and joint pain, small bruises on the skin (vascular fragility).

 Other manifestations may include: dry skin, split hair, discolored gums, sudden and unexpected bleeding gums, nosebleeds, repeated viral infections, or weight loss.

An optimal intake of vitamin C contributes to: - protecting cells against oxidative stress and regenerating the reduced form of vitamin E, supporting its antioxidant properties - increasing iron absorption - normal functioning of the immune system - normal formation of collagen necessary for blood vessels, bone system , skin and gums.

Contraindications Centricor:
Excessive consumption of vitamin C can cause diarrhea, nausea and stomach cramps. For adults, the maximum recommended limit of vitamin C is 2000mg/day.
In people with a condition called hemochromatosis, which causes the body to store too much iron, high doses of vitamin C may worsen iron overload, which can damage tissues.

Presentation:
20 tablets