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Bio-Flavonoids in Radiation Injury. Part I. The Effect of Ionizing Radiation on Capillaries

Isidore Arons, John Freeman, Boris Sokoloff, Walter Hollis Eddy

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Abstract

The bio-flavonoids, extracted from citrus fruit, and known as CVP, or citrus vitamin “P”, gave a protection to the capillaries of the nail-bed against radiation injury when administered before the exposure for ten days, 600 mg daily.

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The bio-flavonoids, extracted from citrus fruit, and known as CVP, or citrus vitamin “P”, gave a protection to the capillaries of the nail-bed against radiation injury when administered before the exposure for ten days, 600 mg daily.

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The bio-flavonoids, extracted from citrus fruit, and known as CVP, or citrus vitamin “P”, gave a protection to the capillaries of the nail-bed against radiation injury when administered before the exposure for ten days, 600 mg daily.

Key concepts: Ionizing radiation, Radiation injury, Radiation protection, Radiation, Vitamin C, Medicine, Chemistry, Food science

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