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My cousin is a retired astronaut. Back in 1994 we were visiting him, this was just after his second shuttle mission. I asked him what does NASA do when one of the astronauts comes down with a cold. They can't stop a whole multi-million dollar mission just because someone is sneezing and coughing. And, he told me that they have a formula of vitamins they take the moment they feel a catch in the throat or start sneezing. And the formula is VERY similar to what the better doctors are recommending to their patients to build up their immune systems after having COVID.

It is Vitamin A 25,000
Vitamin D3 5,000
Vitamin C 1,000 (they add 2,000 if sneezing is active)
Vitamin B5 250 (pantothetic acid)
Zinc 50

This very similar to the D3 and Zinc they are recommending today.

I take this every day and I resent it when someone "reminds" me to put on a mask.

Remember the old saying - If they can send a man to the moon, why can't they cure the common cold?

They have had the cure for the common cold but unlike everything else NASA has been able to hand to American manufacturers that they have proven to work, like miniature calculators, cameras and baby diapers, NASA can find no takers for the cold cure. Lots of money in cold "remedies" would be lost. Ya know.

Go to MeWe and look up Dr. Andrew Saul - Megavitaminman

Scroll way down on his page. He has archived a ton of info on the successful use of high dose vitamin c and other supplements. That 1000 to 2000mg dose is way to low.

It should be the liposome form of vit c and upwards of 10,000 mg / day if treating along with zinc, D3 and quercertin

Dig in here also lots more

http://orthomolecular.org/

Reminds me of a story I lived in the 1970’s.

My dad was an automotive engineer an quite brilliant - asst chief engineer for Jimmy Bryan’s Indy winning car in 1958 and had many inventions relative to mechanical engineering and toolmaking. In the early 1970’s he designed and built a diesel conversion kit that anyone could purchase at Pep Boys or whatever and install on automobile engines. We tested VW’s, Fords, Plymouth’s and Nissan (Datsun) cars and were very successful in converting engines and eventually had some getting 90-100 mpg. Some of the conversions ran on alcohol, refined kitchen grease and mineral oil

We had Chrysler, Ford and Nissan executives come to the shop and although quite impressed with the quality of work and results - none of them were interested in anything more than a quick look and lunch. One guy even said the industry will never accept anything more than lip service to fuel economy, CAFE standards or low emissions - “too much money at stake”