Vitamin C (3)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Vitamin C

What does vitamin C do in the body
Vitamin C is a cofactor in collagen synthesis and supports normal immune cell function, two jobs that matter for skin, connective tissue and daily defence.
Why pair vitamin C with L-lysine
Lysine and vitamin C are the two raw materials for collagen, and they work together, so pairing them keeps both available for the same structural role.
Can you take too much vitamin C
Vitamin C is water-soluble, so the body does not store it and any excess is excreted, which is why consistent daily intake matters more than a large single dose.

The Nutrient Behind Collagen and Immune Cells

Vitamin C does two jobs that matter here. It is a cofactor in collagen synthesis - without it, the body cannot properly build the structural protein that holds skin, blood vessels and connective tissue together. And it accumulates in immune cells, which use it as an antioxidant while they work.

Why We Pair It With L-Lysine

Lysine and vitamin C are the two raw materials for collagen, and they work as a pair: lysine provides the structure, vitamin C enables the chemical step that stabilises it. Taking one without the other is like having bricks without mortar. This is why our L-Lysine liquid drops include vitamin C rather than leaving you to combine them yourself.

What's in This Collection

  • L-Lysine Liquid Drops 1000mg - lysine with vitamin C and B12, formulated together for collagen and immune support.
  • Lymphatic Drainage Gummies - a 12-in-1 botanical blend including elderberry and echinacea, which naturally contribute vitamin C alongside their other compounds.

A Note on Dosing

Vitamin C is water-soluble, so the body does not store it and any excess is excreted. Smaller, regular daily intake is more useful than occasional large doses - which is why we include it in daily formulas rather than as a standalone megadose.

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