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How much vitamin c is suggested to help with connective tissue repair. especially in ehlers danlos patients. thank you ?
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Vit C helps....: Ehlers-Danlos Disorder is a Connective Tissue Disorder, & Vit C which helps with production of Collagen in Connective Tissues could help in it's management. Vit C 500 mg with each meal for a total of about 1500 mg daily is suggested. Still Best to work with one's PCP or the Connective Tissue Disorder Specialist.
Answered 1/7/2019
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