viamin  c wanted to know if vitamin c caused flushing or hot feeling in cheeks?
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It can in some people...Vit B is notorious for giving a slight "rush" or temporary high.
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Next time, make sure you are hydrated properly.  Also, I like Cytomax during long bike rides and recovery.  It helps "beat the burn" and lessen the possibility of cramps.
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I don't know if it will help with gaining or maintaining an erection or not; but I will advise that niacin is a strong supplement that will cause flushing and may cause you to feel very hot.  If you are going to take this, I would recommend that you take it in a more diluted form such as niacinamide.
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if your face is turning red from blushing or flushing then i don't believe there is much you can do. however if it is from the sun you may have a sun burn. or you may have a skin condition called rosacea which also gets worse in the sun and when blushing so it is hard to tell the difference. there are topical medicines to treat this as well as vascular lasers. I would see a dermatologist to make sure that it isn't roasacea so you can cure it (not that it's deadly or anything)
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it's probably in your genes or related to low hormone levels.  it looks like your doing everything you can...some sugar shouldn't hurt.  you getting enough water?  it can help flush away some of the toxins.  vitamin C is also said to help.  also try stretching more often to increase circulation to your problem areas.
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I just love asking daft questions!\n\nI am a chemist not a dermatologist unfortunately, but I'l give it a go! \n\nWhen skin is burned all the cells which contain the relevant chemicals to maintain the up-keep of living tissue are destroyed-permanantly. Skin is a very complex organ, however damaged skin cells are restored by lots of reactions harmoneously occuring similtaneously, one of which is ascorbic acid(vitiman C) acting as an enzyme for the reaction between hydroxyprolase and hydroxylysine which are the foundation of collagen tissue which builds and restores skin. \n\nIn other words, increasing your water and vitiman C intake may help restore the cells not permanatly damaged and will give you better looking skin in the long run,hope that helps you a little!
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Itchy down there, too moist, with white residue.  Hot feeling (not in a nice way).  I hear plain yogurt is a good home remedy.  I haven't had one in forever, but last time I used monistat 3 (I don't trust the 1 day, and 7 days is too long).  Good luck with that ;-)
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improve your diet by consuming large quantities of vitamin c, use unscented soap and a good quality face cleanser
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when eating something hot you're had turns red, mouth is hot and kind of hurts. when eating something cold, you feel you can breath, refreshing etc. this is caused by chemicals in the foods that bind with your mouth and nose, i looked it up for a better explanation: \n\nHOT: the spices that we normally associate with "hot" food, such as peppers or curry, activate the warm receptors. piperine is the active component of white and black pepper (piper nigrum) and is presumably of use to the plant because of its insecticidal properties. capsaicin (pronounced cap-say-shin) is the substance responsible for the spiciness associated with members of the genus capsicum, which includes most of the red and green peppers used in mexican, south american, cajun, and some asian foods. ginger is another "hot" spice common to asian cuisine, and the substance responsible for its pungency is zingerone. the structures of these three substances are remarkably similar. each contains an aromatic ring with two ortho oxygen atoms (similar to vanillin), either in an ether-phenol combination, as in the case of capsaicin and zingerone, or as an acetal, as found in piperine. bonded to the ring at position is a long chain bearing a carbonyl group. the carbonyl group is located in the same position for capsaicin and zingerone- although the latter is a ketone, whereas capsaicin is an amide. the carbonyl is located further down the chain in piperine, which, like capsaicin, is an amide. these three compounds are listed by the merck index as ranging from sparingly soluble to virtually insoluble in water, as anyone who has failed to achieve comfort by drinking cold water to relieve the burning sensation from spicy foods can attest. all three are soluble in organic solvents, and their oil solubility accounts for why sour crème is a popular accompaniment to hot foods.\n\nCOLD: a "cool" sensation results from the presence of a substance that allows cool receptors to be activated outside their normal temperature range in the warm enviornment of the mouth. menthol and carvone, terpenes with similar skeletal structures, can cause this effect. menthol can be extracted from different mint plants and can also be synthesized from turpentine. it is an optically active substance having three chiral carbons. the two enantiomers of carvone are often mentioned in organic chemistry classes to illustrate the chirality of olfactory receptors. R-(-)-carvone is the principal component in oil of spearmint; its enantiomer, S-(+)-carvone, is responsible for the flavor of caraway oil. it is significant that we do not associate the flavor of carawy with a cooling effect, indicating that the temperature-oriented neural receptors that respond to these substances must also have chirality.
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Heat during cooking can destroy Vitamin C in food.
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You skin could get a little irritated when using hot wax. It should only turn a little red, but will clear up shortly.
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its important in just about every body and cell health aspect you can think of, though ascorbic acid isn't really 'true' vit c in the respect that the body ignores it after a few days, better is the patented form Ester-C or the'food state' type
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Having too much of any vitamins could cause side effects.  For example too much vitamin C causes you to have diarrhea.  If you don't feel sick or anything, then don't worry about it.
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It is when your body isn't pulling out the vitamins from what you are eating. It isn't a good sign. If it is still happening after a few days, go see your doctor.
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Elivated ammount of vitamin C and high stress levels.
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I didn't find this vitamin online but your description is good, typing may lead to carpal tunnel which may lead to tingling sensation so first of all you want to see a doctor to ensure if carpal tunnel syndrome is your problem and go from there, good luck
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Tried a few times-- I'm not a fan because they make me feel as though I'm sunburned (burning & itchy) for a few hours after using them.  Supposedly they work by stimulating your epidermal circulation, influencing melanin to migrate to the outer layers of the dermis so that it oxidizes (and tans) faster.