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Vitamin C treatment reduces elevated C-reactive protein. – Cost Effective Supplements

Vitamin C treatment reduces elevated C-reactive protein.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18952164


Conclusion of this study

The vitamin E effect was not significant. In summary, treatment with vitamin C but not vitamin E significantly reduced CRP among individuals with CRP > or =1.0 mg/L. Among the obese, 75% had CRP > or =1.0 mg/L. Research is needed to determine whether reducing this inflammatory biomarker with vitamin C could reduce diseases associated with obesity. But research on clinical benefits of antioxidants should limit participants to persons with elevations in the target biomarkers.


Supplements analyzed in this study

Vitamin C

Health conditions analyzed in this study

No health conditions information for this study.

Functions related to this study

Heart health


Slightly Positive
Vitamin C


Body systems related to this study


Cardiovascular System
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