Drinking ascorbic acid, or vitamin C, daily is generally safe for most people and can offer health benefits, such as supporting the immune system and acting as an antioxidant. However, it's important to consume it in moderation, as excessive intake can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort and other issues. The recommended daily allowance for adults is around 65 to 90 mg, with an upper limit of 2,000 mg. Always consult with a healthcare professional before significantly increasing your intake.
Yes -- ascorbic acid is vitamin C, and is in many foods recommended in pregnancy (such as fruit and vegetables) as well as most pre-natal vitamin supplements. As with all supplements, moderation is the key.
it is okay for any hamster to drink out of a hamster bottle as long as you clean the bottle.(you should clean it everyday)
Yes , if we talk about some acids Infact we drink some acid like citric acid in lemonades, vinegar is also use in cooking. But only weak acids can be used for edible purpose due to there sour taste.E.gcarbonic acid- in cold drinkscitric acid - in lemonadeacetic acid (vinegar)-in pickles.but strong acid may be life threatning in concentrated form.
Yes, "antacids2 are alkaline in nature, fruit juices are acid in nature.
Drinking water with a spoonful of sodium bicarbonate daily is not generally recommended. While sodium bicarbonate can help neutralize stomach acid and may provide short-term relief for some digestive issues, consuming it daily may disrupt the natural pH balance of the stomach and could lead to side effects like gas, bloating, and electrolyte imbalances. It's best to consult a healthcare provider before making this a regular practice.
No.
Okay, that is also likely from acid reflux
In a battery. Okay, okay... it's probably sold as "sulfuric acid" in auto parts and/or hardware stores.
It is NOT OK to drink alcohol when you are pregnant ... period.
It is okay to take this nutritional drink.
Carboxylic acid Formic acid Acetic acid Chloroacetic acid Dichloroacetic acid Trichloroacetic acid Trifluoroacetic acid Oxalic acid Benzoic acid
no