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Despite Jennifer's remarkable compilation of every negative aspect of vitamin C that has ever been speculated, it remains a dietary component that is not only absolutely essential for every human being's existence, but is also among the safest to consume. If I suffered from Crohn's Disease, and...

For those interested in evaluating it, a new video teaches how to make do-it-yourself dehydroascorbic acid for the diet. Google "" to locate this video on YouTube.

Although it has been hypothesized that regular megadosing of vitamin C could increase the risk of kidney stones (due to increased oxalate excretion), to the best of my knowledge no study has ever shown this to be the case. I have never heard of a study that suggests vitamin C in any doses could...

A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition suggests that dietary dehydroascorbic acid, the oxidized form of vitamin C, might be useful for some Crohn's patients. Researchers at the University of Manitoba, Canada, studied the gene that codes for the transporter of the...