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While Vitamin C is an absolute must for the body, its source matters. VItamin C or ascorbic acid can be obtained naturally in abundance from amlas, oranges, lemons, sweet lime. Although synthetic ascorbic acid is just as good, athletes might be wiser restricting their intake of high amounts of antioxidants, something vitamin C is rich on. 

Hair fall is fairly common in adults, but there are plenty of reasons children can face hair loss too. At that tender young age, nutritional deficiencies like iron and protein, too much pulling in hair bands and fungal infections can all lead to hair fall. 

Honey and processed white sugar will both give you your daily fix of sugar, but natural honey is also loaded with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, probiotic enzymes, antibacterial and antiviral enzymes, that make it healthier than processed sugar. However, avoid giving infants and toddlers honey for fear of botulinum infection!