Evidence supporting the use of: Vitamin C (not specified)
For the body system: Lymphatics

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Source of validity: Scientific
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Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is primarily recognized for its role in supporting immune function, acting as an antioxidant, and contributing to collagen synthesis. Its use in supporting the lymphatic system is not as widely established as its role in immune health, but there is some scientific basis for its potential benefits. The lymphatic system is a part of the immune system and is involved in the transport of lymph, a fluid that contains white blood cells and helps clear toxins and waste from the body. Vitamin C helps maintain the integrity of epithelial barriers (including lymphatic vessels), supports the function and proliferation of lymphocytes, and contributes to the reduction of oxidative stress, all of which are relevant to the health of the lymphatic system. Some studies have demonstrated that vitamin C supplementation can enhance certain aspects of immune function and possibly reduce the duration and severity of infections, which indirectly supports lymphatic health. However, there is limited direct evidence that vitamin C specifically targets or significantly improves overall lymphatic function in healthy individuals. Most claims about vitamin C and the lymphatic system are extrapolated from its broader immune-supportive effects. Therefore, while there is some scientific rationale for its use, the evidence is modest and not highly specific to the lymphatic system itself.

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