The Mechanism of Active Transport of Vitamin C in the Intestines

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Vitamin C

In this edition of "Ask Dr. J"- Dr. Jaffe describes the mechanism of active transport of vitamin C in the intestines, as well as if the mechanism is altered during illness to allow more ascorbate to be transported into the body.

The difference between charged ascorbate and uncharged dehydroascorbate molecules

Too much glucosamine supplementation and elevated cholesterol levels

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