I got a forward of an Indonesian news clip that ‘jeruk’ (citrus– could be limes, oranges, or lemon) and maringa leaves were an effective treatment for either treatment or prevention of covid 19. The thing is this is from the Institut Pertanian Bogor, a premier state agricultural university in Indonesia. But the report said nothing about a peer reviewed study. I’d like to have a look at how they set up their experiment, quasi-experiment, or whatever they did. I had heard or read something about of the Chinese scientists recommending lemon in hot water. Vitamin C is known to help the immune system________________
I still like the onion thing, being pretty far out, Also a stinking cure.!!! Amazing the stuff that shows up as a cure. I have found some home remedies to be cures for bad backs and normal maladies, BUT this is a horse of a different color for sure. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
I used to stand at a bus stop in Jakarta where, the air was really nasty, and I kept getting cold after cold. I had thought of colds as a winter thing before I went there, but pollution seemed to make me vulnerable. Then, I started taking 500 or 1000 mg vitamin C tablets and I stopped getting colds. I’d like to see a study that tests vitamin C as prevention for getting colds while being exposed to polluted air, in addition to the athletic and arctic training conditions.It seems like if vitamin C helps after you already get a cold, its just incremental. The study mentioned in livescience was along those lines, that it could shorten the duration of a cold by a day. The Chinese video and Indonesian news clip about the IPB findings both seemed to overly optimistic________________
Chop up the onion in your eggs in the morning. ________________
I got a forward of an Indonesian news clip that ‘jeruk’ (citrus– could be limes, oranges, or lemon) and maringa leaves were an effective treatment for either treatment or prevention of covid 19. The thing is this is from the Institut Pertanian Bogor, a premier state agricultural university in Indonesia. But the report said nothing about a peer reviewed study. I’d like to have a look at how they set up their experiment, quasi-experiment, or whatever they did. I had heard or read something about of the Chinese scientists recommending lemon in hot water. Vitamin C is known to help the immune system________________
Link, I would very respectfully like to recommend this article to you.Be blessed________________
I still like the onion thing, being pretty far out, Also a stinking cure.!!! Amazing the stuff that shows up as a cure. I have found some home remedies to be cures for bad backs and normal maladies, BUT this is a horse of a different color for sure. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
I used to stand at a bus stop in Jakarta where, the air was really nasty, and I kept getting cold after cold. I had thought of colds as a winter thing before I went there, but pollution seemed to make me vulnerable. Then, I started taking 500 or 1000 mg vitamin C tablets and I stopped getting colds. I’d like to see a study that tests vitamin C as prevention for getting colds while being exposed to polluted air, in addition to the athletic and arctic training conditions.It seems like if vitamin C helps after you already get a cold, its just incremental. The study mentioned in livescience was along those lines, that it could shorten the duration of a cold by a day. The Chinese video and Indonesian news clip about the IPB findings both seemed to overly optimistic________________
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