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Like guinea pigs and chimpanzees humans cant produce vitamin C This vital watersoluble nutrient has many functions Immune booster Boosts white blood cells and antibodies Increases interferon in animal studies. John J Cannell, MD. Executive Director, Vitamin D Council. The Use of Vitamin D in Clinical Practice. Disclosures. I am paid a salary as the Executive Director of the Vitamin D Council, a 501(c)(3) non-profit.. INTRODUCTION. . Vitamin c also known as ascorbic acid is one of the most effective nutrients. Benefits vitamin c may include protection against immune system deficiency, cardiovascular disease, prenatal health problems eye disease and even skin wrinkling. Vitamin c is a water soluble vitamin meaning it is not stored in our bodies. We have to get vitamin c from foods like citrus fruits, broccoli, and tomatoes. . Dr Hasmukh Gala. SevenHills. Hospital. Calcium . 99% of calcium present in bone and teeth. Less than 1% of calcium present in blood, intracellular fluid & muscle. Serum calcium is tightly regulated. Vitamin C. Vitamin C is also known as ascorbic acid. Its absence from our bodies results in deficiency disorders such as scurvy. . http://bxdhealth.com/UploadFiles/2009111623319870.jpg. http://swampie.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/blueberries2.jpg. . Hannah Raines. Dr. Maret Traber. Linus Pauling Institute. Oregon State University. Vitamin E: Thromboembolism Prevention. WHS reported that vitamin E supplementation decreased venous thromboembolism by 21%. preservativemultivitaminsupplementpresented F A C A F L F F F omposit imited a F Solubl Solubl / i & Vitamin A Vitamin D Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin B Vitamin C Vitamin Biotin Pantothe Vitam By. Abby Horst. Alexis Kim. Cassie Hayward. Disney Pitimanaaree. Gage Laskowski. Nikki Derosier. Question???. Is there more Vitamin C content in organic or conventional fruits and vegetables?. Method. Notes. By Ann Stevenson. Servings. How many servings of vegetables should the average person have every day?. 1 - 4 cups. How many servings of fruit should the average person have every day?. 1 – 2 ½ cups. Dr. . Subarna. . Mitra. , . MD, Obstetrics & . Gynaecology. Senior Resident, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India. Introduction. . Vitamin D – a pro-hormone rather than a vitamin. Orchestrates the ‘calcium-vitamin D-parathyroid hormone’ endocrine axis. ) & Mg. Nutrition&101. Shuang. Liang . Vitamin B2 . Role . Play. in Body. Like all the B vitamins, vitamin B2 plays a key role in energy production. Its role here is complicated—it is important both for the energy-producing electron transport chain and the metabolism of fat molecules into chemically useful energy. Additionally, vitamin B2 plays a role in the chemistry of other nutrients involved in energy production, including . Vitamin C is a water soluble vitamin that is commonly found in fruits and vegetables.. Where Does It Come From?. Kiwi. Oranges. Sweet potatoes. Lemons. Tomatoes. Strawberries. Turnip Greens. Broccoli. also known as . ascorbic acid . or . ascorbate. .. The human being is one of the few mammals unable to synthesize vitamin C. . Other animals unable to synthesize vitamin C include primates, fruit bats, guinea pigs, and some birds.. vitamin K deficiency. About the Author: Robin C Koon. Robin has a broad background in clinical pharmacy and nutraceutical and pharmaceutical manufacturing with more than 25 years experience in clinical pharmacy. Besides filling prescriptions, he has worked as a drug chain executive overseeing operations and managed care (PBM), and in retail mass market (drug chain). He is licensed with the California State Board of Pharmacy and sits on the board of the California Pharmacist Association. . Prof. René Rizzoli M.D.. Dr. Omar . Alsaed. M.D.. Speaker Introduction. Prof. René Rizzoli M.D.. Prof. René Rizzoli is an internist and endocrinologist, with a subspecialty focus on metabolic bone diseases, osteoporosis and disorders of mineral metabolism. He is emeritus professor of medicine at the University Hospitals of Geneva, and former head of the service of bone diseases. .