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Is 500mg of vitamin c safe to consume daily without any harm to the kidneys?
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Yes: But it will not likely do much to improve your health (unless you are a 100% carnivore). Taking vit C along with iron (if you need it) helps to improve absorption. No,it will not hurt your kidney.
Answered 4/8/2019
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