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Biomed C Boost 200 grams
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SKU 350/11410
Biomed C Boost Drink Mix 200g powder:
Liposomal Vitamin C with Açai;
C Boost is an innovative powdered Liposomal vitamin C formula with phosphatidylcholine, fatty acids, and citrus bioflavonoids. The Liposomal vitamin C is designed to bypass gastrointestinal absorption issues for transportation into the blood, leading to rapid uptake and high retention of vitamin C in the immune cells. The Pureway-C liposomal vitamin C has been proven to have a 233% higher retention in the human body than compared to other forms of vitamin C.
As an antioxidant super nutrient, C Boost provides broad spectrum benefits for immune function and sustained anti-inflammatory protection, while still being gentle on the stomach and not causing an elevation in uric acid or oxalate crystals. Pureway-C Liposomal vitamin C has research showing that it promotes healthy nerve regeneration, stimulates wound healing, protects the immune system and T-lymphocytes from toxins, reduces plasma levels of C-reactive protein, and reduces oxidized low density lipoprotein (LDL).
C Boost Advantages: Rapid transport into the cells; 233% retention rate in immune cells; Stable powdered Liposomal Vitamin C; Antioxidants: vit c, citrus bioflavonoids, açai; Contains fatty acids and phosphatidylcholine; Orange flavour tastes great in water & smoothies.
Ingredients:
| Each Scoop Contains: | |
| Vitamin C (Liposomal PureWay-Câ„¢ ascorbic acid) | 2 g |
| Açai (Euterpe oleracea, fruit. 4:1 QCE 2 g) | 500 mg |
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Non Medicinal Ingredients:  Citric acid, potassium bicarbonate, malic acid, silicon dioxide, natural flavours (orange), stevia extract, rice bran, citrus bioflavonoids, phosphatidylcholine, maltodextrin, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate.
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Suitable for vegetarians.
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Suggested Dose:Â Mix 1 scoop (6.4 g) with 125 ml of water. Once per day
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Cautions : If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a health care practitioner prior to use. Hypersensitivity/allergy has been known to occur to acai or plants of the Arecaceae family. In such a case, discontinue use.