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Oranges are a good source of Vitamin C.

Oranges are widely recognized for their high Vitamin C content, making this claim factual. According to nutrition data, a medium orange provides about 70 mg of Vitamin C, which contributes significantly to the recommended daily intake. Additionally, numerous health and nutrition websites support this information.

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Oranges contain 70 mg of Vitamin C per medium-sized fruit.
A medium-sized orange typically contains around 70 mg of Vitamin C according to nutritional databases and health sources. This aligns with the USDA nutritional guidelines.
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Oranges help boost the immune system due to their Vitamin C content.
Vitamin C is known to support immune function, and oranges are a common source. Research and health guidelines widely support this benefit, making the claim reliable.

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