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asi es, pero ten en cuenta la cantidad de gente perecida por infartos, ictus, trombos, etc.. todo relacionado con las venas,arterias...
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Qué cantidad recomienda el dr. Prieto?
Doctors believe that too much vitamin C supplementation could result in a person excreting the compounds oxalate and uric acid in their urine. These compounds could lead to kidney stone formation.
The authors of a case study in the journal Kidney Internationalreported that a woman developed kidney stones after taking 4 g or more of vitamin C each day for 4 months.
However, researchers have not conducted any larger scale studies on vitamin C intake and kidney stone formation. They do know that people who have a history of kidney stones are more likely to form them if they take large amounts of vitamin C, according to the ODSTrusted Source.