Vegetable juice is usually loaded vitamin C. This vitamin is popular for its role in supporting our immune system, shielding us from viruses that can cause illness and disease. It also helps in the growth and repair of our tissues. Vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, and tomatoes are rich in vitamin C.
You can always take a vitamin C supplement but wouldn’t it be better to drink a green juice instead? It gets absorbed easily and has other vitamins and minerals as well. Plus, it’s a lot easier to chug a juice made with these than eat them in large amounts.
Makes the Skin Healthy
Antioxidants can clear up your skin and make it glow. Vegetable juice with celery or spinach is loaded with antioxidants. They also have vitamin A which are very effective in treating acne problems.
With vitamin C, your damaged skin tissues due to acne or other skin problems are repaired easily. It helps prevent the onset of acne scars. Healthy skin starts from the inside and is further improved and emphasized with what you apply outside.
Pure Himalayan shilajit and it has been found that atoms in shilajit are bound to Carbon 60. The fulvic acid in shilajit is exceptionally suitable to be combined with C 60. The DibEnzo-alpha-pyrones (DBPs) and Dib Enzo-alpha-pyrone chromoprotein (DCPs) are antioxidants in Himalayan shilajit and they support C 60 energy-boosting effects. Depending on the processing of Himalayan Shilajit (free from toxic metals) and naturally sun-dried quality, the DBPs and DCPs form nearly ±10-30% of shilajit. C 60 in Himalayan shilajit or any other product must be soluble If Carbon 60 is anionic it is a super- antioxidant, whereas if it is cationic (positively charged), it can be toxic and act as a free radical.
C 60 is a collection of 60 carbon atoms. The term was first found in an article in 1965, written by a scientist, Harry. P. Schultz : “Topological Organic Chemistry Polyhydroxanes and Prismanes”. After five years in 1970, came along an interpretation of C 60 as “a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon molecule, a hexagon structure surrounded by 5 hexagons into a pentagon (Osawa, a Japanese scientist). There were a number of rejections and contradictions of different theories and models until Richard Buckminster Fuller came along in 1985 and proved his new arrangement of carbon atoms. Fuller was an architect famous for his geodesic domes resembling C 60. The atomic structure was named as Fullerene. In 1996, the C 60 discoverers were awarded the noble prize.
C 60 is supposed to be the most efficient material for life span. C 60 is 172 times more powerful than Vitamin C. This super antioxidant detoxifies the body continuously. Antiviral booster C 60 enhances the body.
In Shilajit – C 60 is a formation in the core structure of shilajit as a molecular bond. The bond is a super anti-oxidant known as DBPs. Putting it in layman terms C 60 is an anti-oxidant on steroids. The C 60 oil or compound takes about three months to start working if you take it regularly with a balanced healthy diet.
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