http://www.newsswineflu.com The News Swine Flu Virus Blog Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:05:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.newsswineflu.com/does-vitamin-c-prevent-swine-flu-h1n1.html/comment-page-1#comment-186 Lisa Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:05:53 +0000 http://www.newsswineflu.com/?p=6#comment-186 All of the official studies on Vitamin C so far have been deeply and completely flawed so far. They have all been based on giving test subjects fixed amounts of Vitamin C that have been too far below an effective amount. The correct study would be to test the capacity of the human body to absorb Vitamin C during viral infection. It would be such a simple experiment and vastly safer than nearly all the drugs deemed legally safe for human use in the US. Vitamin C is non-toxic and your body flushes it out when it cannot take any more. Your body cannot store Vitamin C so the key is to take as much as your body will use in a steady amount and lower or spread out intake once you hit the limit. You will not dehydrate yourself unless you are a complete fool The limit changes during the course of a virus and is also dependent on how ill you are by the virus and the type of virus. A gram or so an hour for a cold, 100 grams a day (IV) for severe mono. It also helps to get started as soon as possible, it can take a lot less to get better at the beginning of an infection than once the infection is in full swing. All of the official studies on Vitamin C so far have been deeply and completely flawed so far. They have all been based on giving test subjects fixed amounts of Vitamin C that have been too far below an effective amount. The correct study would be to test the capacity of the human body to absorb Vitamin C during viral infection. It would be such a simple experiment and vastly safer than nearly all the drugs deemed legally safe for human use in the US. Vitamin C is non-toxic and your body flushes it out when it cannot take any more. Your body cannot store Vitamin C so the key is to take as much as your body will use in a steady amount and lower or spread out intake once you hit the limit. You will not dehydrate yourself unless you are a complete fool The limit changes during the course of a virus and is also dependent on how ill you are by the virus and the type of virus. A gram or so an hour for a cold, 100 grams a day (IV) for severe mono. It also helps to get started as soon as possible, it can take a lot less to get better at the beginning of an infection than once the infection is in full swing.

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