What do you get when you mix Spanish missionaries?

The British Navy, mosquitoes, happy hour and pregnant women all in one big fun package?

Well, it turns out it's called water-soluble vitamins part two.

That's right. This week we're going to be talking about how all these various things come together

and we're going to be continuing our series on various water-soluble vitamins

and the nutritional deficiencies that can occur in your patients

when they come to see you in the office. I'm Dr. Nakeets-An-Paul, your friendly-neabored

internist and gastrantrologist, so let's kick off that music and discuss

Vitamin C. Now our first vitamin is going to be vitamin C or a scururibic acid.

Now all of you know that vitamin C is something our parents have told us to consume when we have colds or to prevent a common cold.

It turns out it never actually worked out for that.

But Vitamin C plays a role in a lot of parts in the human body.

Besides being an important part of every single part. plays a role in a lot of parts in the human body.

Besides being an important part of every single person's breakfast in the morning,

we need it for a lot of different actions and biological processes,

including nitric oxide synthesis, prostagland and metabolism, and most importantly for all the

dermatologist that you listen to you on Tik-Toc, it's also necessary for the formation of

collagen and of course that and lysine.

However, in history, it really wasn't known that

Vitamin C would play such a big role.

It actually has a deficiency state known as scurvy and you know this because of its prominent

different findings on the skin like patichaei paraecular hemorrhaging bruising and even bleeding from the gums and gingivitis.

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