Recommended Vitamin C intake for males and females ages 0-6 months is 40 mg. If you are a 7-12 month male and female, the maximum intake is 50 mg. Males and females aging from 1-3 years old should consume no more than 15 mg. Ages 4-8 should consume no more than 25 mg Vitamin C. A maximum of 30 mg should be consumed by those aging from 9-13. For ages 14-18, males should consume no more than 75 mg and females 65 mg. For males 19 years and older, the maximum dosage of Vitamin C is 90 mg; for females in the same age range, 75 mg.
The cost of vitamin C can vary depending on the brand, dosage, and form (e.g. tablets, gummies, powder). On average, a bottle of vitamin C supplements can range from $5 to $20. It is important to consider quality and the recommended daily intake when choosing a vitamin C product.
None. Vitamin C can not make you abort. It only worked on mice.
no it does not an acerola has the most vitamin C it is said that babies cannot drink orange juice so they gave them apple juice and put a drop of acerola juice in it and that provided them with 500% daily value of vitamin C
The cranberry juice has Vitamin C in fact it has 100% of your daily value of vitamin C and its delish(:
about 30%
If you eat as a daily meal I think it has 23 % of vitamin c
Pineapple Juice contains 42% of your daily Vitamin C allowance
No effect.
I would say to stick to the vitamin c at pet stores. Sometimes the dosage is different, and try to use liquid vitamin c.
Just one glass of orange juice will exceed you daily requirement of vitamin C.
The recommended daily intake of vitamin C for adults is around 65 to 90 milligrams per day.
if a young child does not have enough vitamin c they will get very sick. so make sure that you have your vitamin c daily. stay healthy!