Functions of C6H8O6 Vitamin C Ascorbic Acid CAS 50-81-7

People are aware of the "immunity enhancement, cold prevention" function of vitamin C. In reality, vitamin C is a particularly powerful antioxidant, trapping free oxygen radicals, lowering melanin, boosting collagen formation, and significantly strengthening the skin's resistance to solar damage. Let's take a closer look at vitamin C's functions.

1. Promote collagen biosynthesis, which will aid in the repair of tissue wounds, promote collagen synthesis, prevent gingival bleeding, promote tooth and bone growth, and prevent gum bleeding, joint discomfort, and low back pain.

2. Enhance the body's anti-stress and immunity to external environment by promoting the metabolism of the amino acids tyrosine and tryptophan.

3. Increase the usage of iron, calcium, and folic acid; enhance fat and lipid metabolism, particularly cholesterol metabolism; and prevent cardiovascular disease

4. Inhibit melanin synthesis, remove freckles, whiten the skin impact, decrease pores, and correct skin texture.

 

Vitamin C has benefits not only through dietary consumption, but also through skin application. There are few vitamin C and vitamin C inducers in whitening cosmetics such as make-up water and vanishing cream on the market, and only long-term use can have an impact.

Berries, acerola cherry, rose hip, citrus, asparagus, gooseberry, grapefruit, lemon, onion, papaya, pineapple, carrot, spinach, strawberry, tomato, and so on are high in vitamin C.