Vitamin C Supports Bones
The lack of vitamin C1 within bone macrophages can lead to the excessive formation of osteoclasts.
Numerous recent breakthroughs in bone biology point to the simple fact that a variety of nutrients can be utilized by bone to stabilize natural function and maintain a healthy balance between bone-building osteoblasts and bone-demolition osteoclasts. The nutrients that help promote the friendly and healthy balance of osteoblasts and osteoclasts all fall under the category of antioxidants/anti-inflammatories. When there is a lack of these nutrients that the expression of excessive amounts of NF-kappaB activates which drives the excessive production of osteoclasts from their precursor cells.
Vitamin C, like vitamin E, is one of the grand-daddies of antioxidants. New science is proving conclusively the importance of adequate vitamin C to your health, especially in amounts far higher than prevent scurvy. Don’t let you antioxidant savings account run low.
Numerous recent breakthroughs in bone biology point to the simple fact that a variety of nutrients can be utilized by bone to stabilize natural function and maintain a healthy balance between bone-building osteoblasts and bone-demolition osteoclasts. The nutrients that help promote the friendly and healthy balance of osteoblasts and osteoclasts all fall under the category of antioxidants/anti-inflammatories. When there is a lack of these nutrients that the expression of excessive amounts of NF-kappaB activates which drives the excessive production of osteoclasts from their precursor cells.
Vitamin C, like vitamin E, is one of the grand-daddies of antioxidants. New science is proving conclusively the importance of adequate vitamin C to your health, especially in amounts far higher than prevent scurvy. Don’t let you antioxidant savings account run low.
Referenced Studies
- ^ Vitamin C Deficiency Induces Bone Loss The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry Mamiko Hiea and Ikuyo Tsukamoto
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