Product Information

All Bottles are the same size & contain 130 Soft-Gels
Each Soft-Gel = 500 mg of Vitamin C & 400 IU of Vitamin E
Take 1 Soft-Gel ~ 3 times Each Day ~ Preferably with Meals
Shelf Life - 2 years ~ Store at Room Temperature

Vitamin C

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is considered one of the most ubiquitous vitamins ever discovered. Like Vitamin E, Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant. It protects cells against damage from free radicals by donating one of its own electrons, ending a free radical chain reaction. With free radical production reduced, it allows the arteries time to heal. A primary function of Vitamin C is to assist in the production of collagen, although it is rapidly becoming identified as a key player in detoxifying the body from foreign substances. Vitamin C can also help protect against heart disease by reducing the stiffness of arteries and the tendency of platelets to clump together. Rose hips are a well known source of Vitamin C and have been used for centuries as a valuable source of nutrients and for their therapeutic properties. Rose hips provide a natural form of Vitamin C and is said to contain 20 times more Vitamin C than oranges and are also great anti-oxidants.

Vitamin E

Next to Vitamin C, Vitamin E has probably received the most attention from researchers and is probably the next most important vitamin. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and helps prevent oxidation of lipoproteins, which reduces stickiness of platelets in the bloodstream. Vitamin E also helps support the integrity of red blood cells that carry oxygen to the tissues and organs throughout the body. Vitamin E keeps arteries flexible and elastic, allowing blood to flow freely. D-alpha-tocopherol is considered to have the highest biological activity, because it is continually being recycled by the liver. A mixture of the entire family of tocopherols, which are composed of d-alpha, d-gamma, d-delta and d-beta-tocopherol have been shown to enhance the overall antioxidant status of the supplement.

Vitamins C & E Combined

Vitamin E acts much like Vitamin C by donating itself to a hostile free radical so it no longer acts as a threat. Vitamin E however, is more advanced. Once Vitamin E has freely given its services to your cells, it is regenerated by Vitamin C to defend and protect other cells. The healing powers of Vitamin E supplements are often merged with those of Vitamin C, a sister antioxidant that actually increases the effectiveness of Vitamin E. This makes vitamins E and C a great combination, particularly during the chelation process.