[editor-surveyor]

Yes, I realize that this particular thread did start in SBR, but the question that I was responding to was more general than that.

If you wish to continue to make a fool of yourself on the vitamin C issue, go right ahead. Even the articles that you linked made the same point that I did: Ascorbic acid does none of the things that vitamin C is credited with doing; vitamin C complex, which includes all the polyphenols and bioflavinoids present in the natural fruit is the only thing that works.

If you want to continue your clown show, go right ahead.

[Dimensio]

If you wish to continue to make a fool of yourself on the vitamin C issue, go right ahead. Even the articles that you linked made the same point that I did: Ascorbic acid does none of the things that vitamin C is credited with doing; vitamin C complex, which includes all the polyphenols and bioflavinoids present in the natural fruit is the only thing that works.

"Vitamin C Complex" is not "Vitamin C". Vitamin C is defined as being ascorbic acid. You have also made the unsupported assertion that synthetic bioflavovoids will never work and you made the demonstratably false claim that "synthetic" Vitamin C has no effect at all.

[grey_whiskers]

"Ascorbic acid does none of the things that vitamin C is credited with doing; vitamin C complex, which includes all the polyphenols and bioflavinoids present in the natural fruit is the only thing that works."

I must've missed that part of the thread. Could you please send me a couple of those links? They'd come *remarkably* in handy for a vanity I'm writing -- explicitly non-crevo-related too, so no fear of flames on either side...

Thanks for your help.

Cheers!