Comparison of Vitamin C Food Sources
Is an extra, unatural Vitamin C supplement
really
necessary when you drink NingXia Red daily?
Vitamin C (mg) per 100 grams (3.53 ounces) of selected
foods.
Wolfberries, Ningxia, dried |
148 |
 |
Parsley, raw |
133 |
 |
Kiwi fruit, raw |
98 |
 |
Papayas, raw |
62 |
 |
Vitamin
C
Foods
Alphabetical Order |
| Cauliflower, raw |
46 |
| Kiwi fruit, raw |
98 |
| Lemon juice, raw |
46 |
| Lemons, raw |
53 |
| Orange juice, raw |
50 |
| Oranges, raw |
53 |
| Papayas, raw |
62 |
| Parsley, raw |
133 |
| Pineapple, raw |
15 |
| Strawberries, frozen |
41 |
| Strawberries, raw |
57 |
| Tangerines, raw |
31 |
| Turnip greens, frozen |
22 |
| Wolfberries, Ningxia, dried |
148 |
|
|
Strawberries, raw |
57 |
 |
Oranges, raw |
53 |
 |
Lemons, raw |
53 |
 |
Orange juice, raw |
50 |
 |
Cauliflower, raw |
46 |
 |
Lemon juice, raw |
46 |
 |
Strawberries, frozen |
41 |
 |
Tangerines, raw |
31 |
 |
Turnip greens, frozen |
22 |
 |
Pineapple, raw |
15 |
 |
 |
|
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Chart source: Discovery of
the Ultimate Superfood |
FAQ: Since the nutritional statistics for dried Ningxia
wolfberries are so outstanding, why bother with a juice? And isn't the power
of the Ningxia wolfberry "diluted"
by the other ingredients in NingXia Red? see
answer
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