Electro-C

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Hi Bee and everyone,

I was having trouble getting the absorbic acid and baking soda

recommended because was hard for me to mix it throughout the day and

I really didn't like how it went down. Then a little over a week

ago I found this at the health store while looking for something to

solve the problem and have found it helpful in getting adequete

amounts of Vit C. I have started feeling better but yesterday I went

to buy more and noticed it really doesn't have soduim bicoarbinate,

it has potassium bicarbonate. Can you read the label and tell me if

it is okay to take. I find it helpful in that I can mix it in my

water glasses easily throughout the day and drink it along with my

lemon water. I realize it might not be best, but is it good and how

much would be too much because of the added minerals and ectrolytes.

Thanks, laura

http://www.nutribiotic.com/ElectroCLemon.htm

Effervescent Electrolyte Recharge

pH 6.0*

NutriBiotic Electro-C delivers natural vitamin C and minerals in

concentrations higher than can be found in food, while being hypo-

allergenic (free of all common food antigens). Our ascorbic acid is

produced in a 15 step process and has the highest solubility of all

Pharmaceutical Grade vitamin C powders.

Mixed in liquid, this potent, pure and 100% natural vitamin C

combines with selected all natural mineral electrolytes to form

mineral ascorbates. In ascorbate form, the minerals in Electro-C

are efficiently assimilated. The result is a buffered vitamin C

electrolyte replacement drink with a sparkling fresh, lemon flavor.

Supplement Facts

Serving Size 1/4 Teaspoon (1250 mg)

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Each Serving Contains Amount Per Serving % Daily Value

Vitamin C 950 mg 1583%

Calcium 62 mg 7%

Magnesium 31 mg 8%

Potassium 12 mg 1%

Chloride 11 mg ***

Stevia 9 mg ***

Sodium 7 mg 1%

Sulfate 1 mg ***

Zinc 1 mg 6%

Contains no fillers, lubricants, binders, starch, wheat, soy, milk,

egg, yeast, rose hips, animal products, colorings, or

preservatives.

* Measure of acidity/alkalinity (neutral pH is 7.0) **United States

Pharmacopoeia - Food Chemical Codex *** Daily Value not

established.