Vitamin PVP refers to vitamin P, which is composed of bioflavonoids, rutin and hesperidin from citrus. Vitamin c complex contains vitamin p and is also water-soluble. It can prevent vitamin C from being damaged by oxidation, enhance the function of vitamin, strengthen the capillary wall, prevent abrasion, help prevent gum bleeding, and help treat edema or dizziness caused by inner ear diseases. Many nutritionists believe that at least 100 mg of bioflavonoids should be ingested every time 500 mg of vitamin C is ingested, so as to enhance its synergy. The English abbreviation of vice president of vitamin P. Vice PresidentVice President is found in oranges, lemons, apricots, cherries, rose hips and buckwheat flour, which generally refers to all senior and deputy directors and is very popular in foreign companies. For example, the vice president of finance is the deputy who reports directly to the president and has great power. Generally speaking, if the president and CEO don't have time to care about trivial matters, or need to consider the company's affairs more macroscopically, they will consider configuring one or more VPs. If it is a branch or a region, the VP may not report to the regional president, but directly report to the higher-level regional VP. The common term VP in linguistic research refers to the predicate component. It should be the provincial name of verb and part. Verb components include verbs, verb phrases and verb phrases. A related word is NP, which is of course a noun component, including nouns, noun phrases and noun phrases. For example, there is a linguistic paper entitled "Determining the Ownership of the Word" De "in the Structure of" S+VP+ (+NP) ".