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Cons:
Skin-wise, it's WAY more effective (20x, according to scientific research) if you apply it topically.
* You need the right form for a topical application (Ascorbic Acid is cheapest and most readily available form--esp in plain old tablet form).
*It burns a lot (it's an irritant and acid after all) and can cause redness for up to 10 mins after application.
Pros:
Anti-inflammatory! Healthy looking skin! Even toned..no more blotchy red skin..finally!!
Cons:
Didnt help with preventing the acne itself but helped with ALL the other symptoms of it.
Pros:
- Tastes nice and you can take it 3 different ways. (Chewable tablets, drop or effervescent tablet).
- Reduces redness, soreness and makes your skin look a lot healthier.
- Cheap.
Cons:
- It's not a 'miracle cure' or a one night wonder, but certainly helps if you take at the same time you do the regime on here.
Pros:
It REALLY clears up acne, but.. (see the bottom line)
Cons:
Normally one cannot overdose, however it's better to consult a doctor
Pros:
You feel good
Makes you lift heavier
Speeds up healing
Cons:
You attract too many girls :/
You last quicker in sex :(
Pros:
No side effects. All the health benefits of Vitamin C.
Cons:
I used the pharmaceutical grade 100% Ascorbic Acid powder and it is a little tart and took some getting used to. I have no problems drinking it several times a day now.
Pros:
Healthy - and easy to use
Cons:
none
Pros:
*Taken orally it can improve immune system (with vitamin B it gives energy).
*Applied topically in concentrations of 5-10% it can stimulate collagen and significantly lessen post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (look it up!).
*Faster results than you'd expect; it really made my skin GLOW the very first time I applied it!