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Should supplementary vitamin C be avoided by people who have stomach ulcers and need to avoid acidic foods?

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Should supplementary vitamin C be avoided by people who have stomach ulcers and need to avoid acidic foods?

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In its usual form, yes. However, vitamin C also exists in the form of sodium or calcium ascorbate, which is non-acidic, but just as effective as ascorbic acid. A pharmacist, physician or dietitian can advise you on the preparation best suited to your needs.

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