It's natural vitamin C, so it's different. The "invisible difference" compared to synthetic.

When choosing a supplement, do you only look at the words "Vitamin C" on the ingredient list? The truth is, even though it's just one word, "Vitamin C" differs in its raw materials and manufacturing methods. One characteristic of naturally derived raw materials is that they contain not only Vitamin C but also plant-derived components. Today, we're going to talk about that "invisible difference." We hope that by the time you finish reading, you'll feel that "there are many ways to choose Vitamin C." What exactly is "Synthetic Vitamin C"? Characteristics of common supplements Most of the Vitamin C used in drugstores and common supplements is synthetic ascorbic acid. It is chemically synthesized, has low manufacturing costs, and can be produced stably in large quantities. Due to its high purity, the "amount of ingredients" may appear higher on labels. While not harmful, as it is a water-soluble vitamin, any unused portion is excreted in urine even if a large amount is consumed at once. It is a raw material intended solely for supplementing Vitamin C. What is the "invisible difference" hidden in natural (plant-derived) Vitamin C? On the other hand, plant-derived raw materials such as rosehip and acerola contain not only Vitamin C but also plant-derived components, including bioflavonoids (a type of polyphenol found in citrus fruits and other fruits). These are also known as "Vitamin P" and are naturally occurring components in natural foods. They gently support the function of Vitamin C, so the biggest difference between naturally derived raw materials and synthetic ascorbic acid is that you can ingest this "natural teamwork" as a whole. These plant-derived components are naturally occurring in natural foods, and being able to ingest them together with Vitamin C is one of the differences between naturally derived raw materials and synthetic ascorbic acid.Therefore, it is chosen by those who want to take not only Vitamin C but also plant-derived components.This might be somewhat similar to the idea that when you get nutrients from food, you consume various components together by eating whole vegetables and fruits. Three characteristics of naturally derived Vitamin C not reflected in numbers ① How it's absorbed Both synthetic ascorbic acid and naturally derived Vitamin C are water-soluble, so any unused portion is excreted from the body. On the other hand, a characteristic of naturally derived raw materials is that they contain plant-derived components in addition to Vitamin C. ② How easily it lasts Since Vitamin C is water-soluble, it is considered important to consume it consistently every day rather than taking a large amount at once. For those who feel "I'm taking it every day but not feeling much effect," issues with absorption and duration may be a factor. ③ Plant-derived components can also be consumed together Raw materials derived from rosehip and acerola contain not only Vitamin C but also plant-derived components. For those who want to choose natural ingredients, this is also one of the attractions. WANA-MI's Vitamin C supplement contains plant-derived ingredients such as rosehip and acerola. We also incorporate quercetin and rutin. Many customers tell us, "It's easy to continue because I have a sensitive stomach," or "It feels different from my previous supplement." Choosing naturally derived ingredients and plant-derived components may be contributing to such feedback. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient for both skin and body, supporting collagen production, providing antioxidant benefits, and caring for UV damage. If you're going to continue taking it, we want you to choose something that aligns with your body. "Even the same Vitamin C differs in its raw materials and included components." — We hope this helps you choose your supplements. ▶ Click here for WANA-MI Vitamin C Supplements Summary: Because you take it every day, choose Vitamin C that aligns with your body Many commercially available Vitamin C products use "synthetic ascorbic acid."Plant-derived ingredients such as rosehip and acerola contain plant-derived components like bioflavonoids.A characteristic of naturally derived ingredients is that they contain plant-derived components in addition to Vitamin C.Being gentle on the stomach and intestines is also an important point for daily continued use. Frequently Asked Questions Q. What is the difference between natural Vitamin C and synthetic Vitamin C? A. While the ingredient name "ascorbic acid" is the same, plant-derived ingredients such as rosehip and acerola also contain plant-derived components like bioflavonoids. Therefore, it is chosen by those who wish to incorporate not only Vitamin C but also plant-derived components. Q. What ingredients does WANA-MI's Vitamin C use? A. We use plant-derived ingredients such as rosehip and acerola. Additionally, we blend quercetin and rutin, formulating it to also include plant-derived components. Q. How many capsules should I take per day? A. The recommended dosage is 3 capsules per day. It is important to take it consistently every day. The products introduced this time are: ▶ Click here for WANA-MI Vitamin C Supplements (¥4,250) ▶ Click here for the economical 180 capsule set (¥7,900) 📌 Next: Next time, we will discuss "The air-conditioned room itself is a crisis for moisture" – protecting your summer dry skin with Mayumi-sui.

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It's natural vitamin C, so it's different. The "invisible difference" compared to synthetic.

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