Vitamin C – It’s so nice to highlight a different vitamin!
Vitamin D hogs the press today, rightfully so for its influence on so many body
systems and conditions. But Vitamin C warrants attention, too. Vitamin C is a cornerstone vitamin, a go-to vitamin for immunity, healing, and much more.
Disc Centers Of America presents some recent facts about Vitamin C and encourages our
Buffalo, NY chiropractic patients and loved ones to check your Vitamin C
intake and modify as necessary.
First, classic research points to the antioxidant capability
of vitamin C. It also reports that vitamin c improves oxidative damage to DNA
and lipids and proteins. (1) All good! New research supports vitamin C for
immunity as it reports long-term high-dose intake of vitamin C effectively
maintains immune cells. (1) For everyday Buffalo, NY health, taking
vitamin C appears beneficial!
Disc Centers Of America knows Buffalo, NY chiropractic
patients and their family members have to undergo surgery from time to time for
various issues, so this new information about vitamin C is valuable! Specifically, new research says vitamin C is
important pre-surgically for healing and disease prevention. A dose of Vitamin
C (2 G) before surgery may reduce the need for morphine post-surgery. Vitamin C
supplementation (1 G) for 50 days pre-op may prevent chronic regional pain
syndrome after extremity surgery. (2) New statistics like this gets
Disc Centers Of America to take a closer look at just how valuable vitamin C is! How
about you?
So Disc Centers Of America encourages Buffalo, NY chiropractic
clients to scrutinize their nutritional supplements. Vitamin D is important.
Multiple supplements are essential. Calcium supplementation remains crucial.
Let’s take another look at Vitamin C intake, especially if you are facing a
surgery soon! Contact Disc Centers Of America to talk more about your specific supplementation needs and how they're being met.
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