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A 'truly natural' whole-food derived Vitamin C in powder form, offering a good dose (360mg) with synergistic phytonutrients. However, its very high price and vague ingredient sourcing undermine its appeal.
A 'truly natural' whole-food derived Vitamin C in powder form, offering a good dose (360mg) with synergistic phytonutrients. However, its very high price and vague ingredient sourcing undermine its appeal.
This powder product from HealthForce SuperFoods is marketed as 'Truly Natural Vitamin C,' implying its derivation from whole food sources rather than synthetic ascorbic acid. It provides 360mg of Vitamin C per serving, along with 5g of carbohydrates and 25 calories, typical of a fruit-derived product. While whole-food Vitamin C is highly valued by many nutritionists for its synergistic co-factors and presumed enhanced bioavailability, the specific plant sources are not explicitly listed in the ingredients, which is unusual for a product emphasizing 'natural.' The very high price per serving makes it a premium product, but the lack of transparency on the exact natural source is a significant concern for consumers seeking true natural purity.
$ 54.95 | ||
$ 54.95 |
Ingredient | Amount per serving |
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Calories | 25 Calorie(s) |
Total Carbohydrates | 5 Gram(s) |
Vitamin C | 360 mg |