Hello All:
Either lemon or lime prevents Scurvey or Vitamin C deficient. Which one is
it, Lemon or Lime? How should it be taken? Should it be taken as Juice or
with Pulp? Thanks.
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Hello All:
Either lemon or lime prevents Scurvey or Vitamin C deficient. Which one is
it, Lemon or Lime? How should it be taken? Should it be taken as Juice or
with Pulp? Thanks.
"Rajesh Khanna" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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Quoted message said:Hello All:
Either lemon or lime prevents Scurvey or Vitamin C deficient. Which
one is it, Lemon or Lime? How should it be taken? Should it be taken
as Juice or with Pulp? Thanks.
Both of them contain enough ascorbic acid to prevent scurvy, though lemons
have more. So it's mainly a matter of which one you like better. Eating
the actual fruit rather than the juice will give you more fiber, but the
amount of fiber is rather small and won't make much difference by itself
(the amount in one fruit is less than a tenth of the *minimum* recommended
daily intake for fiber).
Tomatoes are very high in ascorbate/vitamin c and will prevent scurvy to a
degree.
Anth
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Quoted message said:Hello All:
Either lemon or lime prevents Scurvey or Vitamin C deficient. Which one
is
Quoted message said:it, Lemon or Lime? How should it be taken? Should it be taken as Juice
or
Quoted message said:with Pulp? Thanks.
Trust Anth on this one, he is our resident expert on the genetic
disease known as Scurvy.
WB
Anth said:Tomatoes are very high in ascorbate/vitamin c and will prevent scurvy to a
degree.
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Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.
Brian Cady
(briancady413) said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.Brian Cady
And cabbage has the extra added benefit of excessive 'wind'.
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I think it is question of BioAvailability or absorbtion by the stomac. Some
food with Vitamin C have better bioavailablility.
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Quoted message said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.Brian Cady
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Quoted message said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.Brian Cady
Yes, and bell peppers have even more.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.
Quoted message said:Yes, and bell peppers have even more.
I seem to recall rose hips having the most vitamin C of any food
.... whatever the hell rose hips are.
have you heard of rose hip tea? in most herbal teas?
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.Quoted message said:Yes, and bell peppers have even more.
I seem to recall rose hips having the most vitamin C of any food
... whatever the hell rose hips are.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Both Cabbage and potatoes also have about as much vitamin C as
oranges, as I remember.Quoted message said:Yes, and bell peppers have even more.
I seem to recall rose hips having the most vitamin C of any food
... whatever the hell rose hips are.
Says one of the greatest spammers!!
Rod.
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