Can Some Humans Produce Vitamin C?

For as long as vitamin C has been known as the "antiscorbutic factor" (preventing or curing scurvy, a symptom of vitamin C deficiency), most scientific evidence has suggested

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What Is The “Real” Vitamin C?

As you know, most mammals can produce their own ascorbic acid, except humans, other primates, and guinea pigs. Poor guinea pigs ... However, many people in the natural

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How To Stop Vitamin C From Forming Oxalate

In the previous article, Vitamin C: Superpowers, Ordinary Powers, and Common Questions, I mentioned the potential for high-doses of ascorbic acid to cause the formation of oxalate, which

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Vitamin C: Superpowers, Ordinary Powers, and Common Questions

You probably already know that vitamin C is an amazing substance with various functions in the body like controling oxidative stress and supporting immune system function. But do

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