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Descrição do Produto: Duda Energy L-Ascorbic Acid Powder 99% Food Grade USP36/BP2012
O Duda Energy L-Ascorbic Acid Powder é um produto de alta pureza, contendo 99+% de ácido L-ascórbico, a forma mais eficaz de vitamina C. Com a fórmula química C6H8O6, este pó cristalino branco é obtido através de um processo de fermentação natural, garantindo a qualidade e a eficácia do produto. Fabricado em uma instalação registrada, o ácido ascórbico atende às especificações da Farmacopeia dos Estados Unidos (USP) e é classificado como grau alimentício BP2012/USP36, assegurando que você está adquirindo um produto bioativo e não transgênico.
O Duda Energy L-Ascorbic Acid Powder é embalado em um resistente saco resselável de 5 mil/120um, que é resistente à luz, garantindo a integridade do produto. Este pó cristalino possui uma textura fina, com uma malha de 80 e 177 micrômetros, o que facilita sua dissolução em líquidos e sua incorporação em diversas receitas e formulações. A data de validade do lote atual é novembro de 2016, garantindo que você tenha um produto fresco e eficaz.
Benefícios Destacados pela Vitaminer Shop para Comprar:
– Apoio ao Sistema Imunológico: A vitamina C é conhecida por fortalecer o sistema imunológico, ajudando a proteger o corpo contra infecções e doenças.
– Antioxidante Potente: O ácido ascórbico atua como um antioxidante, combatendo os radicais livres e reduzindo o estresse oxidativo, o que pode contribuir para o envelhecimento precoce.
– Saúde da Pele: Promove a produção de colágeno, essencial para a saúde e elasticidade da pele, ajudando a reduzir rugas e melhorar a aparência geral.
– Absorção de Ferro: A vitamina C melhora a absorção de ferro de fontes vegetais, sendo benéfica para pessoas com anemia ou que seguem dietas vegetarianas.
– Versatilidade de Uso: Pode ser utilizado em bebidas, smoothies, receitas de culinária e até mesmo em formulações cosméticas, oferecendo uma ampla gama de aplicações.
- Sugestão de Uso:
Para aproveitar ao máximo os benefícios do Duda Energy L-Ascorbic Acid Powder, recomenda-se dissolver uma colher de chá (aproximadamente 5 gramas) do pó em água ou suco. Esta mistura pode ser consumida diariamente como um suplemento nutricional. Alternativamente, o pó pode ser incorporado em receitas de smoothies, iogurtes ou até mesmo em preparações de cosméticos caseiros. É importante armazenar o produto em local fresco e seco, longe da luz direta, para preservar sua eficácia.
Elderly Beach Rock Hunter –
To fill capsules with “vitamin C”. It also works for cleaning things. Vitamin C used to be about 1 cent each for 1000 mg capsules. I make my own now. It is food grade.
Scott Lee –
I used this to remove pool stains, It was good to purchase the bigger bucket as I can use as an additive in my diet
Nimitha Ravindran –
Recieved an expired product ….
Gary AL. –
I’ve always been a believer in Vitamin C to prevent and get rid of colds. (Of course the most effective way to not catch colds is to not touch your hands to anywhere on your face until you wash them after being around people or objects handled by people.)
Earlier this year I learned it is important for the heart since it fights inflammation.
I studied the online research by Linus Pauling, who won multiple nobel prizes. He is called the Father of Vitamin C. I wanted to mix up his specific formula for a liquid Vitamin C supplement using l-ascorbic acid, aluminum-free baking soda, and water.
The quality of this L-ascorbic acid is good. I try to remember to take my Pauling liquid formula every day with each meal. I know it works, because I started to get the sore-throat symptoms when I was forgetting to take it. Since it is in the frig, it is a case of out of sight, out of mind. It was that bad sore throat where it feels like a gland getting very tender and sore. I immediately made a fresh batch and the symptoms were gone after a couple of doses. It works much faster than the vitamin C pills I took before.
By the way, his formula is in grams. You can use a free converter on the Internet to convert grams to ounces and also a converter to convert to tablespoons. I then cut his formula in half so I mix it up fresh more often (lasts longer than a week). Tip: make it in a large bowl first before pouring in a bottle because the baking soda really foams up. Store it in a brown bottle to keep the refrigerator light out of it. Vitamin C is sensitive to light. Also, keep your L-asscorbic acid powder in a dark, sealed container. I roll the bag of L-ascorbic powder in such a way to force the air out as much as possible, then place it in a dark container. If you don’t have a dark container, just wrap the bag in foil after rolling the bag.
UPDATE: Apparently it is better not to go for cheaper L-ascorbic acid. After I used all of this brand, I bought one from a different company that gave me double the amount for a little less money. When it arrived, I noticed a slightly different texture, but it was packaged beautifully in foil that keeps out the light. However, after taking it every day for two months, I was exposed to a cold. Next thing I know, I had the worse cold I’ve had in years. Obviously, the product was inferior. So I recommend this one on Amazon because I never got a cold while using it.
Sarafina –
I did like this product, but it was a bit sour. I mixed it in with a combination of iced tea and lemonade to give it some balance. I didn’t mind at all since this product is so healthy and good for your immune system. Im almost all out and I will be purchasing this again!
Don –
I had a 15,500 gallon in ground salt pool with stains. Had tried vitamin C pills & they worked on small areas. Ordered this product & it worked well. No instructions with it so didn’t know how much to use. Probably put it too much. Stains went away but water became cloudy. Took sample in & needed shock & chlorine. Cleared up & no stains.
Ann K –
I bought this for making vitamin C serum and I’m happy with the purchase. This is my first time buying L-ascorbic acid powder and I think the price is great (the best I found anyway) for the amount you get. It comes in a sturdy resealable Mylar bag. It states that it’s 99.98+% food grade, naturally fermented and Non-GMO. I would hope these claims are true but you have to keep in mind that most products sold today as vitamin C (ascorbic acid) are synthetic isolates made with GMO corn from factories in China. Even IF it’s not derived from GMO corn, d-ascorbic acid and l-ascorbic acid is still laboratory produced. The fermentation process in making natto from soybeans can destroy some of the modified DNA in GMO soy. Whether this is also true for GMO corn is a question to consider. We shouldn’t be only consuming ascorbic acid anyway because real vitamin C as found in whole foods consists of many nutrients and natural compounds such as bioflavonoids etc.. Ascorbic acid is only one part of vitamin C and is synthetically produced in a lab. Our bodies need all the components of real vitamin C to be able to absorb and utilize all it’s nutrients. Some good sources of whole food based vitamin C are acerola cherry, amla fruit (Indian Gooseberry), rose hips fruit and camu camu berries to name a few. It’s of course better to get our vitamins from whole foods but if we feel the need to supplement, it shouldn’t be with ascorbic acid. We’ve been duped with all the vitamin C/ ascorbic acid information we’ve been feed. Some studies suggest ingesting ascorbic acid may be harmful. One example: ascorbic acid has been proven to kill bacteria BUT since it can’t discriminate, it also kills the good bacteria in our gut. Most of us these days know about the healthy gut/ healthy brain connection.(Other studies have more ominous consequences.)
I WOULD recommend this for DIY vitamin C serum.
Annie –
I purchased this to start creating my own Vitamin C serum. I was purchasing pre-made serums before, but this method is more cost effective in the long run and ensures that you don’t feel guilty for wasting a drop. For such a reasonable price, you receive a quality L-Ascorbic powder that fully dissolves in distilled water. I did not want to get huge chunks of crystal that would take forever to dissolve, and this product is milled pretty finely. I have noticed comparable effects to those I was getting buying pre-made serums: brighter skin and less discoloration. My exact formulation for my serum is as follows, although I am still tweaking it (I am still somewhat new to Vitamin C, so I only make a 10-15% concentration in my serum):
-1 tsp LAA Power + 8 tsp distilled water
-1 tsp glycerin
-1/4 tsp Vitamin E. Vitamin E increases the absorption of Vitamin C.
-*Some baking soda to lower the pH. pH should be between 3-3.5 to be effective.
Will buy this powder again when I run out, but that’s probably a long time from now because 1 LB is a lot.