VITAMINE C UPSA

Food supplements containing vitamin

C are used mainly in the following cases: Vitamin C deficiency treatment and prevention, or so-called scurvy.

Mitigating the symptoms of cold and leachation, which may help to accelerate the recovery period.

Acupuncture, healing and trauma.

Help to resist infection, such as: Coffid 19, pneumonia.

Reducing the risk of chronic (unfixed) diseases, such as cancer, anaemia, heart disease and hypertension.

Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and other diseases of old age.

C supplements should be used with caution under doctor supervision in the following cases: smoking.

Bloody-toxin deposition disease (Haemochromatosis).

Pre-disease with kidney stones.

Low sodium diet.

C for pregnant and nursing women can be used safely during pregnancy and breastfeeding, but the doctor must be consulted prior to its use during that period; to determine the appropriate dose per woman, generally not to exceed 2,000 mg per day for women aged and over.

C or ascorbic acid is a basic dietary component of the body commonly described as a vitamin C deficiency in those who do not have sufficient food, used to prevent and treat scurvage, and is commonly used to strengthen immune deficiency, and to prevent cold.

C is considered to be a dissolved vitamin in water, and acts as an antioxidant, helping to accelerate healing, boost iron absorption, and to increase immunity, and it may protect cells from the effects of free root that may cause heart disease, cancer and other health problems.

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For external use only.

Do not use more than one acne product at a time.

After area is wet with

Blemfree™ Cleansing Wash Concentrate has foamed, tap Blemfree™ Cleansing Spheres with fingertips and massage in small circles for 60 seconds.

Proceed to rinse step.