Biomarkers for establishing a tolerable upper intake level for vitamin C

Article Abstract:

Recommendations for an upper intake limit of vitamin C is currently not forthcoming. High doses of Vitamin C supplementation of 2 to 4 grams per day are deemed safe. The Panel on Dietary Antioxidants and Related Compounds are evaluating the safety of high doses of vitamin C as well as possible adverse reactions to the supplement.

Health aspects, Practice guidelines (Medicine), Dosage and administration, Vitamin C

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Uncoupling proteins: beyond Brown adipose tissue

Article Abstract:

Involuntary energy expenditure may contribute to obesity. Uncoupling proteins may may play a significant role in the the expenditure and regulation of energy balance. Further research will determine if obesity can be explained by variations in the uncoupling protein gene family.

Research, Genetic aspects, Obesity, Genetics, Brown adipose tissue

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