Comments on: As A Nutrient Vitamin C Powder Is Remarkable http://www.prostatecancerdiet.org/as-a-nutrient-vitamin-c-powder-is-remarkable Specialised Nutrition And Diet Care Sun, 22 Jan 2012 06:18:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.prostatecancerdiet.org/as-a-nutrient-vitamin-c-powder-is-remarkable/comment-page-1#comment-793 admin Sun, 26 Jul 2009 10:00:04 +0000 http://prostatecancerdiet.org/as-a-nutrient-vitamin-c-powder-is-remarkable#comment-793 Hi Clara I totally agree with you ... I posted this article as part of giving an all round airing of views on the site as a whole. Then it is up to the reader to make up his or her mind - and I am of the opinion that all of the cofactors being present is important Thank you for speaking up. Great stuff! Hi Clara

I totally agree with you …

I posted this article as part of giving an all round airing of views on the site as a whole. Then it is up to the reader to make up his or her mind – and I am of the opinion that all of the cofactors being present is important

Thank you for speaking up. Great stuff!

]]> By: Clara Thomas http://www.prostatecancerdiet.org/as-a-nutrient-vitamin-c-powder-is-remarkable/comment-page-1#comment-792 Clara Thomas Sat, 25 Jul 2009 13:59:36 +0000 http://prostatecancerdiet.org/as-a-nutrient-vitamin-c-powder-is-remarkable#comment-792 Do you really honestly believe synthetic ascorbic acid without the necessary cofactors to be effective is the equivalent of natural sourced vitamin c that has these cofactors already present? The fact is isolating any phytochemical changes its effect because phytonutrients work synergistically with other nutrients to produce an overall effect. When chemically copied in a lab the differences between natural sourced vitamin C and the chemical substitute ascorbic acid is more apparent. Do you really honestly believe synthetic ascorbic acid without the necessary cofactors to be effective is the equivalent of natural sourced vitamin c that has these cofactors already present?

The fact is isolating any phytochemical changes its effect because phytonutrients work synergistically with other nutrients to produce an overall effect.

When chemically copied in a lab the differences between natural sourced vitamin C and the chemical substitute ascorbic acid is more apparent.

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