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Would i benefit more from taking ascorbic acid powder sublingually or orally (i.e. dissolved in water)?
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Sublingual bypasses: the gut and this is more bioavailable to your body. Another form of vitamin C is called "liposomal." It's a paste that helps the C get through the gut. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/24/2014
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