Vitamin CC
A mysterious compound called #VitaminCC is suddenly all over our Twitter feed - and no, it's not a new supplement brand or biotech startup. It's a fake-sounding molecule allegedly discovered in a Bengaluru café that has somehow triggered Twitter to react in a hilarious series of tweets. This sounds unreal but it's got us curious!
What began as an strange photo of a printed "research paper" titled The Molecular Happiness Index of Vitamin CC has spiralled into full-blown social media mayhem. The paper, complete with charts, diagrams, and references to emotional voids and serotonin spikes, was reportedly "found" abandoned at a café - as one does - in Indiranagar.
Naturally, Twitter went feral.
So⦠What is Vitamin CC?
According to the now-viral document, it's a newly identified "compound" linked to mood elevation, inner peace, and post-lunch clarity. The paper claims that over 1 billion Indians may be deficient in it.
Which makes sense - based on the emotional instability, collective fatigue, and existential meme-sharing that followed.
Here's how Twitter reacted to this very real fake molecule:
"Bengaluru just dropped a molecule like it's an indie album." - rahaaaaaa
"Vitamin CC is not FDA approved but my soul agrees with it." - urbanplantdad
"New molecule just dropped. No one knows what it does but we all agree we don't have enough of it." - soulinbrackets
"Imagine living your whole life unaware of Vitamin CC⦠and then finding out in a café." - thinkcult
"Discovered in a Bengaluru café. Diagnosed in a tweet. Cured on Zomato. Peak India." - notanotherhandle
"Vitamin CC sounds fake but I believe in it more than my insurance." - @sleepybania
