Treatment of sepsis have revealed no significant improvement

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The studies included in this review regarding the use of Vitamin C supplementation in the treatment of sepsis have revealed no significant improvement. Despite the theoretical antioxidant and immune-boosting properties of Vitamin C, the empirical evidence from these RCTs does not support its efficacy in sepsis management. The trials consistently showed no substantial reduction in mortality rates, length of hospital stay, or improvement in organ function among sepsis patients receiving Vitamin C supplementation compared to those who did not. Therefore, based on the results of this study, Vitamin C is not recommended as a successful treatment for sepsis. Further research may be needed to explore potential confounding factors or specific patient subgroups where Vitamin C could have a beneficial effect.

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