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Since vitamin C deficiency slows the rate of collagen formation, it causes wounds to heal more slowly ( Research has shown that people with chronic, non-healing leg ulcers are significantly more likely to be deficient in vitamin C than those without chronic leg ulcers ( In severe cases of vitamin C deficiency, old wounds may even reopen, increasing the risk of infection ( Slow wound healing is one of the more advanced signs of deficiency and typically not seen until someone has been deficient for many months ( Summary Vitamin C deficiency interferes with tissue formation, causing wounds to heal more slowly
1 Introduction N-acetylcysteine (NAC), an acetylated derivative of L-cysteine, serves as a precursor of glutathione (GSH), a key pulmonary antioxidant
The disadvantage is that your starting dose of 0.25 mg requires drawing only 5 units, which is a very small amount that can be difficult to measure precisely on larger syringes
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