Vitamin C is required less when one doesn't eat foods which leech vitamins out of body (i.e. grains and other plants)

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  ‎Daniel Fredenthal‎ to Principia Carnivora

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  I had a buddy ask me how I do not have scurvy. OMG. What would you say?

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  Larissa L. Chmielewski I don't think I would say anything.

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  Sarah Muma Tell him to figure it out and get back to you.

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  Alexandros Trantallidis i am not a sailor in Colombus' ship?

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  Gregg Sheehan Just say you're a black swan and pseudo-science doesn't effect you.

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  Esmée La Fleur http://zerocarbzen.com/vitamin-c/

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  Siobhan Trueman I got asked that, people are curious, I told them since I didn't eat foods which leech vitamins out of my body (ie grains and other plants) my body required less vitamin C than the average person and that level of vitamins can be found in meat

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  Haraldur Bjorn Sverrisson 1. There is vitamin C in liver, hearts, adrenals, oysters and roe for example. 
  2. You also need less Vitamin C when it is not competing with sugars. 
  3. Vitamin C is also needed for collagen, but only indirectly. It is needed to convert the amino acids proline and lysine into hydroxyproline and hydroxylysine, which are essential to the formation of collagen...and both found in that form in meat. Decreasing the need for vitamin C.

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