The Time-released Vitamin C 500 mg Supplement Fortified with Rose Hips for Good Health and Antioxidant Protection

Live-well Time-C 500 with Rose Hips contains vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, a water-soluble vitamin found in citrus fruits and green vegetables. The human body does not manufacture its own vitamin C, so it must be derived from our diet.

Vitamin C is important for healthy bones, cartilage, teeth, gums, teeth as well as for good health and wellbeing.

As an antioxidant, Vitamin C protects tissues from harmful free radical damage. Free radicals are either naturally produced in the body as by-products of normal cell metabolism or formed as a result of external sources such as the environment (e.g. radiation, pollution and toxic fumes) and lifestyle factors (e.g. cigarette smoke, alcohol and unhealthy dietary fats).

Most free radicals are destroyed by the body’s own antioxidants. However, some free radicals do escape this antioxidant defense, and begin building up. Over time, all these accumulated free radicals can cause cellular damage, which in turn may lead to various health conditions. An adequate Vitamin C intake provides a good foundation for protecting you from harmful free radical damage.

Live-well Time C-500 has been specially formulated with Rose Hip is a time-released Vitamin C supplement that provides a prolonged rate of absorption by releasing nutrients slowly, ensuring that Vitamin C is available whenever your body needs it. Rose hip is a natural plant flavonoid.

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Who Will Benefit:

• Those who want to maintain good health
• Those who require an antioxidant boost
• Those looking to achieve and ensure good health

Usage:

• Promotes healthy bones, teeth and gums as well as ensure good overall health and wellbeing
• Time-released formula that ensures constant Vitamin C supply

Pack Size(s)

100 tablets

How to Take:

1-2 tablets daily after meals

Formulation

* Daily Value- refer to USRDA
** Daily Values not established

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