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Vitamin C with Rose Hips  |
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High-Potency Source of High Potency Vitamin C |
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Get the High-Potency Vitamin C Today. Each Bottle Contains 100 Tablets
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Rose Hips
Rose hips are dried fruit of the rose, the part of a rose that develops once the petals have fallen. They are a natural source of Vitamin C and were used in Britain during World War II to prevent scurvy during a shortage of citrus fruit. In fact, Rose Hips contain substantially more Vitamin C than citrus foods. Rose Hips also have up to 60 times the Vitamin C of citrus fruit as well as containing the bioflavonoids that aid in the absorption of Vitamin C. Rose hips are the highest concentrated herbal source of Vitamin C and contain the entire C complex. In addition to being a major supplier of Vitamin C, Rose Hips are also a rich source of Vitamins A, B complex, D, E, & K, Iron and Calcium.
Research Indicates
 May support healthy immune function
 May enhance effects of Vitamin C
 May support a healthy mood
 May strengthens capillaries
 May support healthy inflammatory response
DOSAGE: The Reference Dietary Allowance is 60mg; typical daily dosage ranges from 200 – 1,000 mgs. Take 1 tablet, one to two times daily with meals.
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