Should You Take More Vitamin C to Protect Against COVID?

People have been spending hundreds of millions of dollars on vitamin C during the pandemic alone. Senior investigative producer Leslie Marcus dives into the history of vitamin C, and looks at the findings of scientist Linus Pauling who recommended people take 3,000 mg every day. Should you be adding vitamin C to your COVID arsenal? Find out if the research coordinator at the Linus Pauling Institute Dr. Alexander Michels thinks.

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[istiklalcaddesi]

2000mg or less? What is the negative impact? Pharmaceutical companies won't be able to make $ ?

[blueb]

An apple a day keeps the doctor away....

[troecurov]

This guy is very shy about 'consequences of high dose....
What is about consequences of
My son, 4 years old, 1 year after being just positive, still really sick. Really sick. That's consequences of COVID.

[MKF]

I have vitamin C chewables, I keep forgetting to take it every day. My ENT said my trouble swallowing is related to acid reflux and anxiety supposedly....and that vitamin C can have acid in it but I don't care, the swallowing issue to me has nothing to do with acid reflux as it's not like I have heartburn often or acid feeling in my throat, but I do have a burning, dry feeling often which heard can be acid reflux....but I'll still take at least a few times a week at least. And I love Leslie, she's cute and awesome!