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Vitamin C deficiency is supposed to be a historical…
Vitamin C deficiency is supposed to be a historical problem. Scurvy. Sailors. 18th century ships. Not a 21st century clinical concern. A new study of 2,044 older Japanese adults just challenged that assumption, with brain scan data. Those with lower vitamin C levels in their blood plasma tended to have lower volume of grey matter in their brains as well as lower connectivity amongst brain regions known as the default mode network. Th
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