Sustained Release for Optimal Vitamin C Levels
Lamberts Vitamin C Time with Bioflavonoids Tablets 1000mg Pack of 180 are designed for maximum efficiency. Unlike standard Vitamin C supplements, these tablets gradually release 1000mg of Vitamin C over 6-8 hours. This slow-release mechanism helps to maintain more consistent and stable levels of Vitamin C in your bloodstream, supporting continuous benefit throughout the day. This intelligent formulation ensures your body can absorb and utilise this essential vitamin more effectively.
Comprehensive Support for Your Health
Vitamin C is a powerhouse nutrient known for its wide-ranging health benefits. Lamberts Vitamin C Time with Bioflavonoids Tablets 1000mg Pack of 180 contribute significantly to:
- Immune System Function: Essential for a healthy immune system, helping your body's natural defenses, particularly beneficial during cold and flu season. Discover more about strengthening your immunity in our guide: Boost Your Immune System: A Complete Guide.
- Collagen Formation: Vitamin C is crucial for normal collagen formation, which is vital for the regular function of cartilage, bones, gums, skin, and blood vessels. This makes it a great choice for supporting joint health, especially for conditions like arthritis.
- Antioxidant Protection: It helps protect your cells from oxidative stress caused by 'free radicals', which are unstable molecules that can damage cells.
Enhanced with Bioflavonoids and Rose Hip
This Lamberts formulation is enriched with a Citrus Bioflavonoid Complex and Rose Hip extract. Bioflavonoids are natural plant compounds often found alongside Vitamin C in nature, believed to support its absorption and efficacy. Rose Hip is also a natural source of Vitamin C and other beneficial compounds, further enhancing the supplement's comprehensive health support.
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