Gold-Vit C 1000 Forte

Gold-Vit C 1000 Forte (PureWay-C/Vitamin C/Citrus Bioflavonoids) is a type of dietary vitamin supplement containing a special formulation of vitamin C lipid metabolites that is combined with extracts of citrus bioflavonoids. Studies have been conducted which showed that after oral administration it is absorbed into the blood via the gastrointestinal tract considerably faster than other vitamin C forms (such as ascorbic acid and calcium ascorbate). This leads to higher vitamin C serum levels and a more significant reduction in oxitave stress markers when compared to the other forms of vitamin C. It is also active against free radicals, and has antioxidant activity.

Athletes, people who are undergoing intensive physical stress due to work or exercise or smokers may take this supplement to provide them with their daily requirements. Some people take it to boost their immune system, especially in the Autumn or winter. It is also used for vitamin C deficiency (scurvy). It has been suggested that it may have cosmetic benefits, and medical researchers have studied its role in collagen bio-synthesis. There is some belief that its anti-aging properties may even have some positive effects in the treatment of wrinkles. Other potential uses include treating drug withdrawal symptoms, corticosteroid side effects, glaucoma, depression, Alzheimer`s disease and other conditions not listed here.

Gold-Vit C 1000 Forte (PureWay-C/Vitamin C/Citrus Bioflavonoids) capsules need to be taken exactly as your physician instructs you. If your physician recommends using this supplement, dosage instructions will also be given. Adult patients are sometimes directed by their physician to take a dosage consisting of 1 capsule each day. It is often administered after eating a main meal.

Administering Gold-Vit C 1000 Forte (PureWay-C/Vitamin C/Citrus Bioflavonoids) may sometimes cause patients to experience side effects, such as:

• Headache
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Digestive problems
• Signs of flushing visible on the skin

Ensure that your physician is notified of any bothersome side effects that occur. See your physician immediately if you experience any serious side effects.

Hemolysis may occur, and this is considered more likely in patients with a deficiency of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase.

If you are affected by thalassemia or hemochromatosis, there is a possibility that taking vitamin C will result in an increased amount of iron absorption. This could worsen these conditions.