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Vitamin C

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Watch out

  • High doses can cause digestive upset for some people.
  • Kidney stone history changes the risk conversation.

Label traps

  • Immune blend language can obscure the actual vitamin C dose.
  • More vitamin C is not automatically more useful.

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