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To: nopardons

Get some liposomal C. Save it in the fridge for when you feel a bug coming on, and take 1-2 tsp a day until you feel well. Or ask Jane along how to make it. One day maybe I will cause it is expensive. But it works. Zinc works well too. Best tasting zinc lozenges come In a little roll and are elderberry flavored. But there are the cheaper more commercial ones - again, these are to take - sucking or gently chewing them in the mouth - 3 X a day when you feel a bit sick. Or really sick. They cut colds short.

Vitamin d needs to be taken every day without fail unless a lot of your body was in the sunshine that day. Then you can skip. And most adults will need 5k to 10k or more a day to get their blood levels up to over 60, over 80 if they have any chronic conditions, over 90 if cancer lurks.


1,015 posted on 04/04/2016 11:41:44 PM PDT by Yaelle
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To: Yaelle

If you take Vit D supplements, you may want to research the Vit D and Vit K2 connection. Very important!


1,018 posted on 04/05/2016 12:00:28 AM PDT by Right-wing Librarian
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To: Yaelle
My body just will NOT take in ANY vitamin C, except for what comes from a lemon, grapefruit, or tomato.

The elderberry flavored zinc sounds good, though. I'll get some.

1,019 posted on 04/05/2016 12:10:46 AM PDT by nopardons
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To: Yaelle

Take 5000 units a day. Had a severe shortage when I worked in a room without windows for thirty years.
Prayers for me and Mrs Trump. That they stay safe and have a glorious victory today.


1,025 posted on 04/05/2016 1:03:22 AM PDT by hoosiermama (Trump makes me smile!)
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