Do you take Vitamins or Supplements?
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moneydrop2021
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This is youtube video clip that mentions about the toxins within the plant:
Honestly I am 6'1 and until I reach 39 years old I weighed less than 120 lbs.... this is not an exaggeration. People would compare me to starving Ethiopians. You could count my ribs if i took my shirt off.. I tried every supplement, vitamin, pill, and powder that existed.
One day I met a doctor who gave me xanax. The lowest dose that existed. They were .25 mg pills and the doctor had me chop them in half and take them 1/2 a pill every day for 6 months (90 pills total). For the first time in my life I went from under 120 lbs to 170lbs in 6 months. Never took the pills after that 6 months and never had a weight problem again.
Not likely a helpful story, but true none the less.
moneydrop2021
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I've heard Vitamin D, Vitamin C, and Zinc are excellent supplements against cold/flu.
Graybeard
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CORONA VIRUS DECLARED PANDEMIC
I would take extra vitamin supplements --including Vitamin D that is known to:
One of vitamin D's most important roles is keeping your immune system strong so you're able to fight off viruses and bacteria that cause illness.
It directly interacts with the cells that are responsible for fighting infection (4Trusted Source).
If you often become sick, especially with colds or the flu, low vitamin D levels may be a contributing factor.
Several large observational studies have shown a link between a deficiency and respiratory tract infections like colds, bronchitis and pneumonia (5Trusted Source, 6Trusted Source).
One of vitamin D's most important roles is keeping your immune system strong so you're able to fight off viruses and bacteria that cause illness.
It directly interacts with the cells that are responsible for fighting infection (4Trusted Source).
If you often become sick, especially with colds or the flu, low vitamin D levels may be a contributing factor.
Several large observational studies have shown a link between a deficiency and respiratory tract infections like colds, bronchitis and pneumonia (5Trusted Source, 6Trusted Source).
Marc
武士- Spamurai
Here's the rescue:
+ for the ones who <3 reading:
Vitamin C Saves Wuhan Family from COVID-19
Get well !!
Absolutely correct. This is their way of defending themselves against herbivores - and vegetarians and vegans are a kind of herbivores, too.
(Plants don't like it to be eaten by humans
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Marc
武士- Spamurai
Curing the Incurable: Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins
[not an aff link !!!]
Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD
Cure in science means: proven.
[not an aff link !!!]
For further discussion, please contact the author of the book
Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD
Cure in science means: proven.
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Marc
武士- Spamurai
Ah, now I finally understand why product-, webinar- and system-sellers always use the words may, could, might...
Graybeard
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That's is not a solution only a reasonable precaution
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1. Vitamin C tablets at high doses daily may be the reason why the family didn't catch the infection.
2. Given her age, history of chronic disease, and the high mortality of COVID-19 on seniors, IVC may have played a large role in her mother's improvement.
4. A well-functioning immune system is of the utmost importance to keep away the viral infection. And, vitamin C may support the defense against the COVID-19 virus, most importantly in chronically ill patients with a weakened immune system.
May in science means: not proven.
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1. Vitamin C tablets at high doses daily may be the reason why the family didn't catch the infection.
2. Given her age, history of chronic disease, and the high mortality of COVID-19 on seniors, IVC may have played a large role in her mother's improvement.
4. A well-functioning immune system is of the utmost importance to keep away the viral infection. And, vitamin C may support the defense against the COVID-19 virus, most importantly in chronically ill patients with a weakened immune system.
May in science means: not proven.
Granifyn
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If you find a hard time gaining weight then it is just the way your body is.Sometimes you cannot gain weight and it is a normal thing. There are so many skinny guys out there and they are happy the way they are. It is not that they chose to be skinny but that their bodies are jsust meant to be like that. Just eat healthy. If you are not meant to be skinny then you will gain weight. There is no need for supplements. Those things will ruin your body. Love yourself the ay you are. It could be worse.
Na, I have never take and vitamin or supplements
Aditya007
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These days I'm taking 2 of them:
1) Vitamin B complex, Vitamin C + zinc capsules, once a day
2) Vitamin D3 60k tablets once a week
These are the essential vitamins that can help your body fight against covid-19 in case you get affected by it.
PS: There's no vitamin, pills, meds that can prevent covid-19.
1) Vitamin B complex, Vitamin C + zinc capsules, once a day
2) Vitamin D3 60k tablets once a week
These are the essential vitamins that can help your body fight against covid-19 in case you get affected by it.
PS: There's no vitamin, pills, meds that can prevent covid-19.
Vit D: Mainly due to blood work showing me to be extremely deficient. Once I started taking them it seemed to lift my mood as well. Google shows there is some evidence of Vit D being a mood lifter so I keep it up.
Probiotics: Feel better overall. Might be a placebo, maybe its real. Overall my gut feels better and I take fewer antiacids now.
Probiotics: Feel better overall. Might be a placebo, maybe its real. Overall my gut feels better and I take fewer antiacids now.
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