Paul Saladino· MD
noted that there was 12 milligrams of vitamin C per pound of meat was it the same for grass and green fed it was a bit less in grain fed but maybe about two thirds as much
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noted that there was 12 milligrams of vitamin C per pound of meat was it the same for grass and green fed it was a bit less in grain fed but maybe about two thirds as much
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based on their analyses there's about 12 milligrams of vitamin C in a pound of meat