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Does high doses of vitamin c increase crp levels?
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Elevated CRP: I would be reluctant to attribute elevated CRP to high doses of vitamin C. Do you have any symptoms or signs of inflammation? Your pharmacist may have some information on this topic, however.
Answered 2/1/2021
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