Liposomal Vitamin C

Vitamin C has long been acknowledged for its immune health benefits. However, vitamin C plays many other roles in your child’s health and

development. Vitamin C is not made in the body, so we must get it from our food. Vitamin C can be found in a variety of fruits and vegetables such as citrus fruits, apples, berries, potatoes, and peppers.

Vitamin C is important in the formation of the following:

• Collagen, blood vessels, cartilage and muscle – This helps to maintain many body tissues, including your skin. It also aids with connective tissue repair and wound healing according to one study.

• Neurotransmitters – the chemicals that are important for signaling in the nervous system.

• Carnitine – a chemical that supports the transport and breakdown of fatty acids to generate energy.

• Healthy bones and teeth – which are super important during your child’s formative years.