So we’ve heard the old wives’ tale about how getting our daily dose of vitamin C is good for staving off a cold, but did you that this vitamin can help prevent heart failure?
The American Heart Association reported on a new Korean study that found that low levels of vitamin C were associated with higher levels of high sensitivity C-reactive proteins (hsCRP), a marker for inflammation and a risk factor for heart disease.
This study focused on 212 participants who on average were 61 years...
