The Duchess' 50 Tea Recipes - Ch. 62
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She is not wrong, Röse hip is a very good solution as even if some of the vitamin C degrades due to heat there is so much that there will be plenty left as long as they don’t boil it for a hour or something.
Still it will take time to prove it from the granny’s case, one cup of tea won’t do much immediately.
Still it will take time to prove it from the granny’s case, one cup of tea won’t do much immediately.
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Like a true noble, using the lower classes to make business and gain money B)
Well, at least she's doing it for a good cause and through beneficial means towards said lower class.
Also don't reveal your whole plan at once! That's a terribe idea.
Well, at least she's doing it for a good cause and through beneficial means towards said lower class.
Also don't reveal your whole plan at once! That's a terribe idea.
Scurvy basically makes people sick because their body doesn't have the proper vitamins to keep working properly.
It was so deadly before vitamin C curing it was known because vitamin C is necessary for:
-The proper formation of collagen, the protein that helps give the body’s connective tissues structure and stability
-cholesterol and protein metabolism
-iron absorption
-antioxidant action
-wound healing
-creation of neurotransmitters like dopamine and epinephrine
These factors caused things such as gum disease, infections in wounds and anemia.
Wild Rosehip has 426 mg of vitamin C per 100 g. The average reccomended amount of vit. C per day is about 70-110mg. While excessive comsumption isn't good either, it takes a whole lot of vitamin C to get any negative effects, about 2,000mg.
It was so deadly before vitamin C curing it was known because vitamin C is necessary for:
-The proper formation of collagen, the protein that helps give the body’s connective tissues structure and stability
-cholesterol and protein metabolism
-iron absorption
-antioxidant action
-wound healing
-creation of neurotransmitters like dopamine and epinephrine
These factors caused things such as gum disease, infections in wounds and anemia.
Wild Rosehip has 426 mg of vitamin C per 100 g. The average reccomended amount of vit. C per day is about 70-110mg. While excessive comsumption isn't good either, it takes a whole lot of vitamin C to get any negative effects, about 2,000mg.
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Dude this is happening in front of the duke and she's a duchess. Him trying to screw her over and steal her idea is asking to become enemies with a very powerful noble. If the dude was a count, marquis or duke he might have enough backup to get away but if he's just the local noble in charge of the town then he be screwed fighting a ducal family.
Dude this is happening in front of the duke and she's a duchess. Him trying to screw her over and steal her idea is asking to become enemies with a very powerful noble. If the dude was a count, marquis or duke he might have enough backup to get away but if he's just the local noble in charge of the town then he be screwed fighting a ducal family.
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"I wonder how she will reveal her knowledge without garnering undesirable attention and questions about how she knows."
*Reads this chapter*
"Or she'll just say it out of nowhere."
*Reads this chapter*
"Or she'll just say it out of nowhere."
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Well, according to web md
Rosehip tea is often advertised as an exceptional source of vitamin C. Fans of the drink claim it’s good for boosting your immune system, but this has not been confirmed by scientific research.
An 8 ounce (1 cup) serving of unfortified rosehip tea contains approximately 7.5 mg of vitamin C. The daily recommended amount of vitamin C for adults is between 75 and 120 mg
yeah ten cup of tea per day.
You kinda need to eat the fresh fruit because like most thing vitamin degrades when storing and drying
SO in other word don't drink the tea just eat the fruit
Rosehip tea is often advertised as an exceptional source of vitamin C. Fans of the drink claim it’s good for boosting your immune system, but this has not been confirmed by scientific research.
An 8 ounce (1 cup) serving of unfortified rosehip tea contains approximately 7.5 mg of vitamin C. The daily recommended amount of vitamin C for adults is between 75 and 120 mg
yeah ten cup of tea per day.
You kinda need to eat the fresh fruit because like most thing vitamin degrades when storing and drying
SO in other word don't drink the tea just eat the fruit
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@DarkLordAlfie @Torappu y’alls comments making me wheeze 🤣🤣🤣
tea, the almighty panacea (?). too bad i’m a coffee fan myself 🤧😭
tea, the almighty panacea (?). too bad i’m a coffee fan myself 🤧😭
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This webtoon shouldve been called "Duchess' 50 Tea Recipes For World Peace"
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