Nutralife Ester C Powder 100g

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Ester C Powder is an easy and convenient form of Ester C for those who have difficulty in swallowing tablets. Ester C, a revolutionary form of Vitamin C, is the most bioavailable form developed. Metabolites in Ester C help the vitamin get into cells more efficiently. Ester C is absorbed into the blood stream faster and is held in the body longer than ordinary Vitamin C, increasing its effectiveness. Ester C is more effective than other Vitamin C's and is non-acidic (pH7). It is patented and scientifically supported. Bottle size: 100g and 250g Ingredients 100g Powder Ester C Calcium Ascorbate 100g 250g Powder Ester C Calcium Ascorbate 250g Special Benefits Wagner Pro Biotics Ester C Powder is an easy and convenient form of Ester C for those who have difficulty in swallowing tablets. Ester C, a revolutionary form of Vitamin C, is the most bioavailable form developed. Metabolites in Ester C help the vitamin get into cells more efficiently. Ester C is absorbed into the blood stream faster and is held in the body longer than ordinary Vitamin C, increasing its effectiveness. Ester C is more effective than other Vitamin C's and is non-acidic (pH7). It is patented and scientifically supported. Indications Especially for those who find difficulty in swallowing tablets. Ester C helps maintain general body resistance to mild infections and respiratory ailments, and may assist with tissue repair and wound healing. Recommended Use One to two grams, three times daily, dissolved in fruit juice. (2.5g equals metric teaspoon) Store below 30 degrees C, out of direct sunlight. Keep lid closed tightly at all times. Keep container tightly closed and in a cool dry place. Do not refrigerate. Use within two months of opening. References 1 Fay, M J and Verlangieri, A J Threonate Accelerates Vitamin C Uptake Life Sciences, Vol. 49, pp1377-1381, 1991 2 Wright, Jonathan V. M.D. Sven, Raymond M. M.T. ASCP, F.R. Kirk, A Human Bioavailability Study of Ester C Ascorbate, International Clinical Nutrition Review, Vol. 10, No.1, Jan 1990.18012