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| Cold
Season JANUARY 2008
Now on special in-store at only £9.99p,
Numerous studies have proven the effectiveness of vitamin C in higher dosages for the prevention and relief of cold and flu symptoms. Researchers from Heber City , Utah reported that vitamin C decreased cold and flu symptoms reported by 85 per cent of men and women. In another study, H Gorton, DC, and K Jarvis, DC, compared the effects of pain relievers and decongestants among 463 subjects in a control group and vitamin C in 252 subjects in the test group. The test group took 1,000mg of vitamin C hourly for the first six hours after initial symptoms and then 1,000mg three times daily. The results showed that 50 per cent of subjects reporting flu symptoms experienced relief with one six-hour treatment of 1,000mg of vitamin C per hour. A form of vitamin C has been developed and patented in the USA that has proven particularly effective - Ester-C is a buffered form of vitamin C that reduces the acidity and is especially gentle on the stomach. This enables the user to take higher levels without gastrointestinal discomfort. ECHINACEA A number of reviewed studies have demonstrated improvements in health among those using the herbal remedy, echinacea, including reductions in the incidence and duration of colds. For example,
one eight week double-blind study in 109 subjects showed a decrease in
the incidence of colds, with the echinacea group reporting half the number
of incidences of "pronounced respiratory infections requiring absence
from work or bed rest". |
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