Vitamin C - Health Benefits - Nervous System

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Introduction

This section outlines the ability of Vitamin C to protect and improve the function of the human body’s Nervous Sytem.

 

Nervous System Health Benefits of Vitamin C

Ailments of the Nervous System

 Vitamin C may alleviate Adrenal Insufficiency.  [1]

 Vitamin C may help to prevent Altitude Sickness and may reduce the symptoms of Altitude Sickness.  [2]

 Vitamin C may help to prevent Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).  [3]

 Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.  [4]

 Vitamin C (1,000 - 3,000 mg per day) may help to treat Autism.  [5]

 Vitamin C may retard cognitive impairment in Dementia patients:  [6]

 Alzheimer's Disease patients have been shown to have lower than average plasma Vitamin C levels (this may indicate that excessive activity of Free Radicals in Alzheimer’ Disease patients may be contributing to the degeneration associated with Alzheimer’s Disease and that supplemental Vitamin C may help to neutralize this excessive activity of Free Radicals).  [7]

 Vitamin C (1,000 - 3,000 mg per day for at least three weeks) may alleviate Depression:  [8]

 Vitamin C (3,000 mg per day) may improve the condition of Manic Depression patients.  [9]

 Vitamin C may help to rectify some of the underlying biochemical disturbances associated with Down's Syndrome.  [10]

 Vitamin C may help to prevent the Brain damage that occurs as a result of Head Injuries.  Plasma Vitamin C levels decline significantly after the occurrence of a Head Injury.  [11]

 Vitamin C may counteract the impairment in Nerve conduction that occurs as a result of Hypothermia (when Vitamin C is consumed prior to the occurrence of Hypothermia).  [12]

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