Citrins

/ˈsɪtrɪnz/ noun

Definition

Bioflavonoid compounds found in citrus fruits and other plants, important for vitamin C absorption and antioxidant properties.

Etymology

From Latin 'citrus' (lemon tree) plus '-in' (chemical compound), describing organic compounds derived from or related to citrus.

Kelly Says

Citrins are basically nature's antioxidant helpers—they work with vitamin C to strengthen your immune system, which is why eating whole citrus (not just juice) gives you better nutrition.

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