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A woman nearly strangled to death by her violent partner came close to being jailed herself after she changed her story.
Steven Joseph Johnson, 34, who says he has now severed his links with Black Power, was found guilty at trial and was sentenced in the New Plymouth District Court on Friday to 27 months jail for injuring Davina Newman with intent, threatening to kill her and attempting to defeat the course of justice.
The story of his conviction and the aftermath was revealed during sentencing when Judge Allan Roberts said Johnson's dominance of his victim was made evident during the trial.
The jury heard Johnson's recorded calls to her from the prison telling her to withdraw her complaint.
Ms Newman had been under Johnson's control, had "parroted lies to the jury and that deceit was maintained right to the end", Judge Roberts said.
Without the "dogged focus" of family violence co-ordinator Detective Sergeant Dave Beattie, the police officer in charge, Johnson could have walked free and Ms Newman could have been jailed for making a false statment to police, the judge said.
The charge was withdrawn when police went ahead with the case.
Yesterday Mr Beattie said when he picked up the case he was concerned the wrong person - the victim - could have been convicted and possibly jailed.
Ms Newman came close to death as a result of Johnson strangling her, he said.
"It's very unjust to see the victim coming to within an inch of her life and he walks free.
"We have to have the right person in the dock."
Mr Beattie said he dealt with 1500 reports of domestic violence in North Taranaki a year.
"It is common for victims to want to wind the clock back and recant," he said.
There were many reasons they did so, including financial, the children, and their love for their partner.
"This case is a good reminder that there is a big difference between regreting what's happened and taking active steps that put yourself, as a victim, at risk [of being convicted and possibly jailed]," Mr Beattie said.
"If you start making statements you know aren't true you put yourself in jeopardy."
The assault was what an offender had chosen to do and they needed to be made responsible for their offending.
It was no different from bringing up children, there needed to be a consequence for bad behaviour. If unchallenged that bad behaviour would just continue.
Victims were encouraged to get expert help from services such as Women's Refuge, Tu Tama Wahine and Relationship Services.
That course of action is more constructive than telling lies to police and then backing those lies up to a jury under oath, Mr Beattie said.
"All I've done is my job and I make no apology for that."
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Skin cancer [...] disease, its diagnosis, how it is treated, the different forms, and the causes of the disease. Skin cancer is a growing problem in society because so many people misunderstand it. It is also the most common form of cancer, so more needs to be done to educate people about the dangers of skin cancer to help control the disease and its spread.
In 1993, it was estimated that 700,000 new cases of skin cancer would be diagnosed (Sherry 81), and every year the numbers get larger, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation, a worldwide group working to treat and prevent the disease. In addition, "About 41,600 Americans were diagnosed with malignant melanoma in 1998, and 7,300 died from the disease" (Goff 28). These numbers have increased dramatically since 1930, and it seems as more Americans have fun in the sun, they will pay later when skin cancer attacks. There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Each one has slightly different characteristics, but they are all dangerous, especially if left untreated.
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer. It usually occurs in men over 40 years old, and rarely occurs in blacks. These cancers are usually small and oval-shaped, and sometimes red or pink colored. They are often waxy and hard, and they are usually removed surgically, which cures about 95% of cases. If these cancers go untreated, extensive surgery may be needed or even radiation treatment (Sherry 83-84). These cancers affect men more often than women because men tend to be employed in more outdoor occupations with more exposure to the sun, the main cause of skin cancer. In addition, these cancers usually occur in the area of the face, especially the ears and mouth (Helm 21).
Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common form of skin cancer. These types of cancers mostly affect the same population as basal cell, but the appearance is different. These cancers are usually rough and red, and can be crusty or an open sore. Squamous cell can grow and spread quite quickly, and it can attack deeper tissues in the skin. Surgery is also the most common form of treatment for this type of cancer. The surgeon removes the tumor, and surrounding skin to make sure it does not spread any further. Surgery cures about 90% of patients, and the remaining ten percent may have to have chemotherapy to halt the rapid spread of the disease (Sherry 84). This form of cancer results in about 2,300 deaths every year, and they can occur just about anywhere on the body (Helm 21).
Finally, melanoma is the third most common form of skin cancer, but it is becoming increasingly prevalent, and many scientists expect it to reach epidemic proportions if the public does not become more aware of it, and the dangers of exposure to the sun. It is the most deadly form of skin cancer. It occurs in skin cells that have pigment, and this form of skin cancer often attacks younger patients than the other two. It also attacks both men and women, and rarely occurs in Asians or blacks. It also seems to run in families, but scientists do not know why. It also seems to be more prevalent in those with blonde or red hair, have freckles in certain areas, and suffered at least three blistering sunburns before the age of twenty (Sherry 86). Author Sherry notes, "Any person claiming two of these factors runs a melanoma risk that is 3.5 times greater than that of the general population; three or more of these factors increases the probability to 20 times the average risk" (Sherry 86). This cancer also seems to be prevalent in those patients who have a large number of moles. These melanomas resemble moles, but are different in several ways. They are asymmetrical, uneven in color, are usually larger than the size of a pencil eraser, and their edges are indistinct or blurry (Sherry 86). If the moles are removed early enough, 95% of melanoma patients face an excellent prognosis. However, if the melanoma has spread, the patient can face a far less favorable prognosis. Melanomas are measured in stages, from Stage I to Stage IV, and if the cancer has progressed to Stage IV, the patent may have only a five percent success rate (Sherry 86-87). Surgery is used to remove the cancer and surrounding skin cells. Chemotherapy can be used in advanced cases, but these types of cancers seem to be quite resistant to chemotherapy, so most patients perform self-examination often. This type of cancer results in at least 6,800 deaths per year, and it can also occur anywhere on the body (Helm 21).
Early detection is the key to surviving all three cancers, and the best source of early detection is self-examination. Most experts recommend a full body examination be performed by everyone about every three months. If any skin changes or moles are noted, then the patient should see a physician. Changes include: "a change in a mole, a sore that does not heal, a skin growth that increases in size, and a spot that continues to itch, hurt, scab" (Editors). Self-examination is the best form of early diagnosis because the patient is most familiar with their own body and their own skin (Editors). Every part of the body should be examined, including the head, scalp, and soles of the feet, where many cancers can go undetected. Many experts use the "ABCD rule" in looking for growths. This rule states, "If a growth is found, apply the ABCD rule: A for asymmetry, B for border irregularity, C for color (a suspicious growth will have a mottled appearance) and D. For diameter (a size greater than that of a pencil eraser is cause for concern)" (Goff 28). In addition, new diagnosis tools have been developed that are hand held and magnify the skin, making it easier for the physician to see skin cancers and detect subtle changes. These tools for diagnosis, called "dermoscopy" are used by a variety of dermatologists and doctors around the world, but have not caught on yet in the United States for some reason (McGovern 770). Diagnosis of the disease can be done on sight with some of the forms, but the most reliable form of diagnosis is a biopsy performed by a physician. Unfortunately, studies indicate that people with non-melanoma types of skin cancer may face a greater risk of developing other forms of cancer, so self-examination is increasingly important to detect skin cancers, and other forms of cancer that may develop ("Non-Melanoma Skin Neoplasia").
Clearly, one of the main causes of skin cancer is exposure to the sun. Even riding in a car can be dangerous, because the windows do not block the ultra-violet (UV) rays of the sun that cause damage to the skin. Not everyone who is exposed to the sun's UV rays for long periods develops skin cancer, but it is the major cause of skin cancer. Using a sunscreen of SPF 15 or better can help deter skin cancer, so it is important to always wear sunscreen when outside. Dark clothing and a large hat to protect the face and neck can also help. With the prevalence of indoor tanning facilities, even staying indoors can create hazards for some people. Many manufacturers insist their tanning beds are safer than tanning outside, but studies indicate this is not the case. One study states, "Modern tanning beds emit amounts of UVA that are two to three times higher than the amount received from natural sunlight" (Palmer et al.). Thus, tanning beds can even more dangerous than exposure to the sun, and since most clients of tanning beds are Caucasian women between the ages of 16 and 49, they can be creating an even greater risk factor for skin cancer later in life (Palmer et al.).
Educating people about the dangers of skin cancer seems to be the best treatment available. Many people still do not understand the dangers of UV rays, and do not understand how dangerous skin cancer can be. Even though it is the most common form of cancer in America, people tend to believe it is easily treatable, and so, they do not take it as seriously as other forms of cancer. One-32-year-old mother was diagnosed with melanoma, and it spread to her lymph nodes. Because of this, she has to undergo injections of interferon, a cancer-fighting drug, three times a week. She says, "I did this to myself. If I would have known how serious skin cancer could be, I wouldn't have gone in the sun. I think the highest sunscreen I ever wore was SPF 6 or 8 on my face. I was afraid of wrinkles but never afraid of skin cancer'" (Goff 28). If more people are educated early on about the dangers of skin cancer, perhaps more people will treat the sun…[continue]
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Skin Cancer Describe the pathophysiology of the general process of abnormal cellular growth as it relates to all types of cancer. Normal cells become cancer cells because of DNA damage. In cancer cells, damaged cells are not repaired and they do not die; instead, the cells reproduce damaged cells. These cells grow out of control and invade other tissues (American Cancer Society, 2013). Compare and contrast the pathophysiology of basal cell carcinoma, squamous
Merkel Cell Carcinoma is a relatively rare, but highly aggressive type of skin cancer. Discovered in 2008, it is typically caused by a virus known as Merkel Cell Polyomavirus (MCPyV). At times, the disease may be known as APUDoma, a primary neuroendocrine carcinoma of the skin, or primary small cell carcinoma. However, from a pathological perspective, 80% of Merkel Cell Carcinoma (MCC) are called by the polyomavirus. Interestingly, the virus
, about 700,000 deaths per annum); Bone (Leukemia) (cancer of the blood or bone marrow and characterized by an abnormal proliferation of white blood cells); Lymphoma (Lymphatic) (cancer that begins in the lymphocytes of the immune system then presents as a solid tumor, many types, many treatments); Brain (Neuro/Nervous) (abnormal growth of cells within the brain, can be cancerous or non-cancerous, 50,000 U.S. cases per annum, 13,000 deaths per annum);
In the tissue culture, they usually proliferate indefinitely. The normal constraints which limit the growth of the cells absent in the cancerous state and are also characterized by the division ability for number of generations which is unlimited. Cell cycle and cancer With millions of chemical reactions taking place concurrently and in specific areas, the human body can be thought of as a small laboratory. It is the only "machine" with
" He believed that discovery of such cancer was vital to early identification of cancer risk in patients with family history of cancer. The two more prominent types were breast and colon cancer. Even though medical community considers a patients with family history of breast or colon cancer high risk, there is a common tendency to not focus too much on hereditary aspect. While this may have opened new avenues
Cancer Care KNOWING MORE ABOUT CANCER Approach to the Care of Cancer The integrative approach to cancer treatment is the most widely used by cancer patients today as it is the most comprehensive (Nelson, 2011). It is the method used by integrative oncology, which combines complementary therapeutic approaches and conventional therapies. As a combination, the integrated approach covers natural and botanical products, nutrition, acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and mind-body therapies. It fits together
Cancer Under normal circumstances, cells deemed to be normal multiply when the human body needs them. When they are no longer needed, these cells die. However, for an individual with cancer, the growth as well as division of cells tends to be rather abnormal. The death of cancerous cells also differs from that of normal body cells. In this text, I concern myself with cancer. In so doing, I highlight the

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Farmhouse in Port Isaac, Cornwall, England - Beautiful rural location, 10 mins Rock/Polzeath/Daymer Bay
Enjoy all that Polzeath and Rock has to offer from the tranquillity of Trewithick Farm! Situated only 8 minutes drive from Polzeath and Rock, the beautiful hamlet of Trelights offers an unbeatable combination – accessibility, tranquillity and amazing views of the sea. Our ultra comfortable, well equipped Cornish farmhouse sleeps 10 comfortably". Large, open garden with plenty of parking available
About the Owner
We are a large active family of 6 who spend as much time in Cornwall as we can possibly manage! One of the great things about Trewithick Farm is that it has plenty of space and storage and is in the centre of all our favourite pastimes in Cornwall!
We surf and kayak at Polzeath, we sail at Rock, we swim at Port Quin off the headland, we windsurf at Daymer Bay, we fly kites at Polzeath at low tide, we walk along the coast path from Pentire Farm to Rock, (or Port Quin to Port Isaac and back), we buy fish (and fudge!) at Port Isaac, we go to the pub at St Kew, and we cook barbecues in the garden and sit and watch the sunset as it sets over The Rumps at sea..... it is our perfect place!
Guestbook comments from the owner
"I just wanted to say how lovely the cottage was and exactly what we were looking for.You should change the photos on the website as they really do not do it justice!!" Sept 2012
"Trewithick was a great place to stay, fantastically well equipped and we really do appreciate you letting us use your family holiday home." July 2012
"We have just had the most fantastic two weeks in your house, thank you so much - very many thanks and your house is wonderful" - August 2009.
"Thank you so much, we had such a fabulous stay at Trewithick Farm. The house was perfect for our families and it was so relaxing and cosy. We had some bad news before Christmas and the break really recharged our batteries - in fact the house felt like a big hug from an old friend. The bed was so comfortable that we noted the make and are going to buy a new one!
We ate our way around Port Isaac and spent New Years Eve at
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"We have been holidaying in the Port Isaac/Trelights/Polzeath area of Cornwall for 30 years, since we were late teenagers. When our children were born, we determined to buy our own holiday house in the area but it took us another 10 years to find the one we wanted. We always particularly loved the tranquillity of Trelights and being away from the madness and busy-ness of living in the centre of Polzeath/Rock/Trebetherick, especially in high season! When we saw Trewithick Farm, it was love at first sight and we were the only people who ever got the chance to look around it as we went straight down and did the deal with the retired farmer who had lived there for over 30 years, farming all the surrounding land. We rent it out to give others the chance to enjoy it too!"
Activity and Interests
Port Isaac 1.5 miles.
Port Quin 1.5 miles.
Rock 6 miles.
Polzeath 5 miles.
Wadebridge 8 miles.
Padstow 14 miles.
Newquay nearest airport - 23 miles.
Bodmin Parkway nearest train station - 17 miles.
Further Details:
Well behaved dogs allowed by prior arrangement with owners
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|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Prices are for the property per week in UK pounds. Please email to request availability. All bookings are subject to a completed booking form and a 25% deposit with the balance payable 6 weeks before the booking commences.
Changeover Day:
Saturday 3.30pm arrival, Saturday 12.00 midday departure.
Notes on prices:
Long weekends/mid week breaks available on request.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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Property Type
- farmhouse
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Living Room ...
- Telephone
- Tumble Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Television
- pets considered
Location Type
- near the sea
- rural
- village
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- scenic drives
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- sailing
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- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Master bathroom: large, raised bath, separate shower, toilet, basin. Family bathroom: brand new 2014 - shower/bath, toilet, basin Additional WC downstairs - also brand new 2014
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Bedroom 4
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8/10 (4 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1: master bedroom kingsize bed, with private bathroom. Bedroom 2: double bedroom. Bedroom 3: twin beds. Bedroom 4: single bed, full-sized bunk beds plus solid pull-out bed. Plus beanbags, TV with video player.
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- Notes on accommodation: Cot & high chair available upon request at no extra charge. Please bring towels or request at booking. No pets & non smoking. Electricity & heating included, plus all logs for wood burner. Telephone calls charged on honesty basis (weak mobile phone reception on ground floor); Excellent WiFi/internet access; luxury bath soap provided, extra cleaning available upon request & babysitting available via caretaker, powerful outdoor shower for surfers/sailors/wetsuits. Outside: NB: Steep entrance into the drive from the lane. Exit with care. Quite a large lawned area in the garden with shrubs and stone planters Ample parking for both cars & boats. 2 pub-style wooden garden tables with benches attached; one large plastic outdoor table with 8 chairs; Weber barbecue; outdoor garden tap with hose. large washing line with pole & pegs. Utility Room: All utilities are located in the garage, accessible through the house and include washing machine, extra large Whirlpool tumble dryer, a second fridge/freezer, airing facilities. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Rental includes all linen (except cot/baby linen), more available for extra charge All beds made up upon arrival. Towels available for hire on request. Property cleaned weekly on changeover day (Saturday) and has its own private caretaker. Other: Sunroom/conservatory: very sunny, warm with comfortable sofas and chairs, & wonderful views! Inside porch area - useful for storage/wellingtons etc.


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A cheap buzz that will impress even cork dorks?
Where do I sign up?
At your local Total Wine & More, for one, where you can find a wine that, if it isn't the best goddamned value on the market, I'll put down my Cabernet and start drinking Bud.
The wine is the non-vintage Rene Barbier Mediterranean White, a Catalan blend of three Spanish grapes (if you must know, Xarel-lo, Macabeo, and Parellada) that goes for a downright skinflinty $4.99.
Now, we're not talking Corton-Charlemagne or anything; then again, you're not laying out a hundred bucks-plus a bottle either.
What you do get for your fiver is a well-made and easy to like wine that's simple, light, and refreshing ... think a bite of crisp green apple with a hint of pineapple sweetness.
Drink it at the beach, drink it with a platter piled with stone crab claws, pour it on your cornflakes. Hell, you can even toss ice cubes into it and the Wine Police won't mind. Try that with a glass of Corton.
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Cat's Opening Night Roster
Cat Silverman
October 01 2015 12:44PM
"Nothing induces stress like trying to come up with a lineup that makes sense for the Leafs. That's because the team really isn't that good." - Jonathan Hockey, aka Jon Steitzer
Yesterday, we kicked off what's probably going to be the most controversial and inflammatory series we've done all off-season: attempting to predict the team's lines for the 2015-2016 season.
I'm not even going to get into the fact that you should all be ashamed of yourselves for getting so upset over what's basically a slight variance on the four interchangeable lines that the Leafs will roll next year. The good news, of course, is that the fourth line isn't going to have Colton Orr or someone like Brandon Bollig; even if the Leafs opt to put Shawn Matthias, Mark Arcobello, or Nick Spaling in the bottom six, all three have proven that they're capable of putting up 15-20 goals in a single season. The bad news is still that the team may be icing four good third lines next year, but hey - rebuilds suck. In order for things to get better, the Leafs have to ice rosters like this for a bit.
I'm sorry, too.
TLN Player Profile: G Jonathan Bernier
Cat Silverman
October 01 2015 10:27AM
Jonathan Bernier is the second (and final) goalie that we'll be doing a profile proper on here at TLN before the season begins.
Some of you love Jonathan Bernier. Some of you think, like the panelists over at ESPN Insider, that Bernier is given less credit than he's due - but still aren't willing to consider him a franchise-changer, because he still can't win the damn games. Yet more of you think that he's a kinda short, kinda blissfully clueless, kinda fragile butterfly goalie who makes some cool bail-out saves but still allows too many easy goals and gets hurt all the time.
Whatever your opinion of Bernier is, though, the 27 year old native of Laval, Quebec is signed for another two years; unless we see Antoine Bibeau or Garret Sparks truly edge either Bernier or Reimer out of net AND see a team willing to trade to take on his $4.15M AAV cap hit, there's not much that's going to change until his current deal expires.
Jon's Opening Night Roster
Jon Steitzer
September 30 2015 05:00PM
Nothing induces stress like trying to come up with a lineup that makes sense for the Leafs. That's because the team really isn't that good. I assume that every night Mike Babcock spends hours driving his car across the border with a trunk full of Oxycontin in an attempt to get out building a lineup that can't compete in the NHL, but will be highly competitive in the draft lottery.
I like to think that my lineup card is a little less conventional than what others might go with, but that's largely unlike Mike Babcock; I've had years to develop a loathing for many of these players, not just a month and I'm sure you'll notice who I've given up on.
Lebrun: Tyler Bozak, Joffrey Lupul Likely Dealt by the Deadline
Cat Silverman
September 30 2015 03:09PM
There are a lot of pieces in the Toronto Maple Leafs lineup this year that don't necessarily seem to compliment each other. Or, well, an NHL lineup.
The Leafs are clearly in the midst of a rebuild, and the team has been far from hush-hush on the matter. Phil Kessel, the team's leading scorer for every one of the last six seasons, was shipped out for future pieces to help the club - and pretty much everyone brought in via free agency can be described as a 'wait, what team did he last play for?' kinda guy.
Despite this, though, there's still been speculation about which members of the Leafs core will be gone by the trade deadline. It seems logical to assume that anyone with a pending UFA status this year is eligible to be shipped out the door, but one of the handful of albatross contracts sitting on the Leafs' payroll should probably be flipped for prospects or picks, as well.
According to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun, the two most likely candidates are Joffrey Lupul and Tyler Bozak.
WWYDW: Build-A-Team
Justin Fisher
September 30 2015 12:38PM
"Who am I going to pick!?!?!?" - Mike Babcock, probably.
We're exactly one week away from NHL regular season hockey and the Toronto Maple Leafs' opening night roster has yet to be defined. Here at TLN, we're a very impatient, know-it-all bunch - we don't want to wait until next Tuesday to find out what the roster is. We want rosters now, dammit - and that's why we're polling our beautiful and handsome readers (that's you!).


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About the gelatin (capsule)
-Raw materials: pig-derived
Product description
' Coenzyme Q10 + α-lipoic acid l-carnitine 60 grain ", is a nutritional function of vitamin C. Other Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) and α-lipoic acid, l-carnitine, formulated. Please help to maintain health and beauty daily.
Nutrition feature
Vitamin C is the nutrients with antioxidant, as well as helping to maintain the health of the skin and mucous membranes.
Suggested usage
As a health food supplement, 1, 2 grain to water or hot water in the breakfast
Please note that
-To improve health by intake plenty of things in the product is not. Observe the one-day intake.
-This product is what specific health food is different and the Minister of health who have been individual review is not.
How to save
Keep in cool and dry place away from direct sunlight, high temperature and high humidity.
Satisfaction rate for nutritional requirements per 1 day
Vitamin C 100%
And Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)
Coenzyme is a fat soluble vitamin-like substance, most often present on human mitochondria. Including a Coenzyme for many foods in lever, mort and beef, and bonito. Coenzyme is as a food ingredient became available for sale from 4/2001.
-During-pregnancy Coenzyme Q10 intake of lactating
Coenzyme Q10 pregnant, please refrain from intake of lactating, consult your physician.
Coenzyme Q10 is a complementary enzyme present in the body, so safety is especially a problem is clinical for pregnant and breast feeding women, seems to want to be, but I think should we refrain from moral conduct, not enough data about the safety in case of thinking.
With l-carnitine
L-carnitine is a substance of amino acid changes in the body lysine kind. It is characteristics of l-carnitine and tend to be out of depending on your diet and daily life. Recently l-carnitine attention as an effective nutritional supplementation of diet composition.
And alpha-lipoic acid (alpha lipoic acid)
-Alpha-lipoic acid (thioctic acid) pregnant and lactating intake
And vitamin C all
Also referred to as Ascorbic acid, vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin. Is a vitamin cannot be accumulated in the body so often missing. It is better performed intake excreted in 2-3 hours after ingestion, so vitamin.
And nutritional supplement (vitamin C)
What supplement nutritional foods contribute to the replenishment of nutrients needed to maintain healthy physical growth, development and health (vitamins, minerals, etc.) and complement, in particular in the diet to display as a primary objective and defined nutritional functional foods, 1, conform to the specifications and standards of value on a lower amount of nutritional elements per intake is designated by the State receive nutrition facts features can be. If the vitamin C as follows.
Nutrition labeling: nutrients with antioxidant properties help to maintain the health of the skin and mucous membranes, as well as is.
Range of content can be displayed as a nutritional supplement per day: 24-1000 mg
Display baseline nutrients (nutritional labelling of foods with reference values): 80 mg
|Raw materials (contents)
L-carnitine and alpha-lipoic acid, Coenzyme Q10, cyclic oligosaccharides, vitamin C, Pycnogenol, niacin, vitamin E, Pantothenic acid Ca, vitamin B6, vitamin B1, vitamin A, folic acid, vitamin D3, vitamin B12, dextrin and sucrose fatty acid ester
Raw materials (wrapping materials)
Gelatin, caramel
Nutrition facts
(In 2)
Energy 4.09 kcal, protein 0.78 g, fat 0.13 g, carbohydrates 0.66 g, 0.45 mg sodium, vitamin C 100 mg
Principal component and content of
(In 2)
L-carnitine 210 mg, α-lipoic acid 150 mg, Coenzyme Q10 (complex) 100 mg
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