The efficient use of Vitamin A depends upon an adequate supply of Vitamin C in the body. The body's need for Vitamin C is greatly increased by stress, anxiety, infection, injury and fatigue which accelerates depletion of the vitamin. The part of Vitamin P called rutin is especially helpful in preventing recurring bleeding arising from weakened blood vessels. The richest source of Vitamin P is rose hips. Bioflavonoids are water-soluble, therefore are readily lost in cooking.
Vitamin P is the key in maintaining the capillaries of the body.
The bioflavonoids supply Vitamin P, which is essential in maintaining the capillaries. Combined with C and P, we have included a water-dispersible Vitamin A, which is essential in promoting the growth and repair of body tissue. Over 23 years of experimentation on human beings has led scientists to the conclusion that octacosanol is a biologically active factor which can be demonstrated to improve stamina, strength and reaction time. There is also evidence that octacosanol affects cardiovascular functions benefits reproductive processes and may be instrumental in the elimination of excess cholesterol. Vitamin E's function in the body is that of an anti-oxidant, a substance which unites with oxygen to protect other chemicals from being destroyed or modified by exposure to oxygen.