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Meat is a very poor source of vitamin C. In fact, of more than 950 beef items listed in the USDA's food and nutrition database, only 21 items contain any vitamin C at all, and most contain tiny amounts that would be lost in
cooking.
Rhonda Patrick
Meat Is a Very Poor Source of Vitamin C
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