2006
DOI: 10.1007/s11357-006-9000-1
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Design for a study to determine optimal dosage of ascorbic acid and alpha-tocopherol in humans

Abstract: Some clinical trials of vitamins C and E have neglected important design features. Our objective was to demonstrate a detailed design that includes essential elements for an effective study of these vitamins in vivo. While taking 400 IU (international units) of vitamin E, subjects took different dosages of vitamin C during three distinct periods. Dosages were 200 mg in food, 500 mg as supplements twice a day (500 × 2), and 1,000 mg as supplements twice a day (1000 × 2). Ten participants spent 3 weeks at each d… Show more

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“…They concluded that the antioxidant protection afforded by short-term vitamin C supplementation is maximal at the 500-1000 mg dosage. When taken in conjunction with 400 IU of vitamin E, a fat-soluble antioxidant, Moser et al [29] concluded that 500 mg of AA taken twice daily was superior to 200 mg in reducing Heinz bodies, while vitamin E with minimal AA prevented protein carbonyl and TBARS damage.…”
Section: How Concentrations In Different Tissues Affect Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They concluded that the antioxidant protection afforded by short-term vitamin C supplementation is maximal at the 500-1000 mg dosage. When taken in conjunction with 400 IU of vitamin E, a fat-soluble antioxidant, Moser et al [29] concluded that 500 mg of AA taken twice daily was superior to 200 mg in reducing Heinz bodies, while vitamin E with minimal AA prevented protein carbonyl and TBARS damage.…”
Section: How Concentrations In Different Tissues Affect Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ROS contribute to Alzheimer's [15] AA reduces cognitive decline [16] AA reduces reperfusion injury [19] AA reduces damage from head trauma [20] AA generates new neurons [23] HEART AA reverses endothelial dysfunction [25] AA generates new cardiac myocytes [26] AA (500 mg twice daily) protects plasma [29] EYES AA reduced cataract odds 64% [30] COLDS AA (500 mg) reduced frequency of colds by 66% [34] BONES Highest tertile had less bone loss [31] CANCER AA reduced mutations causing metastases [38] iv AA reduced tumor growth in mice and did not harm normal cells in vitro [40]…”
Section: Brainmentioning
confidence: 99%