Characteristics:

• Very high impact on strengthening and boosting the body’s immunity level
• Supply of vitamin C needed by the body

People who are at risk of vitamin C deficiency:

• Smokers: These people need 35 mg of vitamin C more than others.
• People who are addicted to alcohol.
• Infants who are fed with powdered milk.
• People with a limited and low-variety diet
• People with malabsorption disorders such as cancer patients or hemodialysis patients
• Continuous use of drugs such as aspirin, indomethacin, oral contraceptives, tetracyclines, and corticosteroids
• elderly

The daily requirement of this vitamin is 75 mg for men and 65 mg for women.

The maximum allowable amount of intake in adults is 2000 mg, and intake of vitamin C higher than this amount in the long term causes health risks. Excessive intake of vitamin C is associated with increased urinary oxalate and uric acid excretion, which can cause kidney stone formation and can cause tissue damage in people with hereditary hemochromatosis by increasing iron absorption.

The sweetness of this product is due to the sucralose used in it. Sucralose is a type of artificial sugar that has no calories and does not raise blood sugar. Therefore, it is safe to use for diabetics.