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I easily get gi burning w/vit c, even the buffered type or partial doses. I've read this delivery system is more direct to the liver, bypassing much of gi delivery.
just wondering if anyone has tried it, and did you have any gi burning on it.
thx
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joalo
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I've been using it off and on for a few years. I have a very sensitive tummy and I haven't had any problem with it.
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Yup I take it on and off and no problems
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Keebler
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Vitamin C,even an ESTER, really burns my mouth. Is this more gentle to the mouth? But it looks like it would be at least $30. a month. Sigh.
I have found getting Vitamin C from Hibiscus Flower powder (Moutain Rose Herbs) seems to work better for me than most strain Vit. C powders. -
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Hibiscus Flower POWDER - One pound, organic, $9.00 -
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CD57
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I love Vit C but this stuff is expensive, like a dollar a pack right? HAs the price come down?
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- That's why I'm taking Hibiscus instead. Contains a lot of good C and so much more. Delicious, too. -
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I e-mailed the company and asked for a sample (so tired of buying supplements I can't tolerate), they said no. Just as well,just read that this particular brand contins 12% alcohol.
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