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hana said:So, you're saying Vitamin C messes with the actual test and triggers false results? Is that how it works?
Exactly. If you actually bother to read the fine print on the packaging for an unknown supplement, it spells it out right there:
Ascorbic acid is a potent reducing agent that can alter the outcomes of various lab tests (for example, glucose in urine, estradiol, liver transaminases, serum lactate dehydrogenase, occult blood in stool, serum bilirubin, plasma iron and ferritin, urinary pH, uric acid, or oxalates).
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