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Because as diabetics we sometimes " short ourselves " of juices, we may not be

adding sufficient vitamin C to our diets. Maybe we should consider

supplementing with a vitamin pillo. Any thoughts on this? Do you take

vitamins? Hugs,

marilyn

Vitamin C Saves Arteries

16 oz of orange juice does the trick

by Sarí Harrar

In a 10-year study of 2,419 middle-aged men, Finnish researchers found

that the risk of stroke was 2.4 times higher in men with low plasma

vitamin C than in those with moderate to high levels of vitamin C.

Overweight men or those with high blood pressure who got little C were at

3 times higher risk of stroke (Stroke, June 2002).

The low-C group got less than the equivalent of half a glass of OJ per

day: less than 40 mg of C. The high-C group got as much daily vitamin C

as you'd get from two glasses of OJ: about 200 mg.

Vitamin C minimizes artery damage from free radicals, reduces blood

pressure, and helps control cholesterol, says lead study author Sudhir

Kurl, MD. The easiest way to boost your vitamin C quotient: Have two 8-oz

glasses of OJ per day.

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Hi Marilyn--

I take a Vitamin C tablet 200mg twice a day. My doctor thinks it is a good

idea. In fact, he insists on it now because along with the diabetes (type 1 for

30 yrs) I also have a disease called sarcoidosis. It has pretty much made my

lungs useless. The vitamin C (and zinc) help prevent colds which could be very

dangerous for me. I also take " One A Day for Women " every day.

HTH,

Sharon in California

[alldiabeticinternational] Vitamin C Saves Arteries

Because as diabetics we sometimes " short ourselves " of juices, we may not be

adding sufficient vitamin C to our diets. Maybe we should consider

supplementing with a vitamin pillo. Any thoughts on this? Do you take

vitamins? Hugs,

marilyn

Vitamin C Saves Arteries

16 oz of orange juice does the trick

by Sarí Harrar

In a 10-year study of 2,419 middle-aged men, Finnish researchers found

that the risk of stroke was 2.4 times higher in men with low plasma

vitamin C than in those with moderate to high levels of vitamin C.

Overweight men or those with high blood pressure who got little C were at

3 times higher risk of stroke (Stroke, June 2002).

The low-C group got less than the equivalent of half a glass of OJ per

day: less than 40 mg of C. The high-C group got as much daily vitamin C

as you'd get from two glasses of OJ: about 200 mg.

Vitamin C minimizes artery damage from free radicals, reduces blood

pressure, and helps control cholesterol, says lead study author Sudhir

Kurl, MD. The easiest way to boost your vitamin C quotient: Have two 8-oz

glasses of OJ per day.

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In a message dated 6/28/2004 9:53:37 AM Pacific Standard Time,

SRamshur@... writes:

Hi Marilyn--

I take a Vitamin C tablet 200mg twice a day. My doctor thinks it is a good

idea. In fact, he insists on it now because along with the diabetes (type 1

for 30 yrs) I also have a disease called sarcoidosis. It has pretty much made

my lungs useless. The vitamin C (and zinc) help prevent colds which could be

very dangerous for me. I also take " One A Day for Women " every day.

HTH,

Sharon in California

Sounds like a good thing for you, also. I do eat fruit, but now as much as I

would like. I really try to watch the bg's. Thanks, Marilyn

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