FOR CHILDREN WHY VITAMIN-C ISN’T FFECTIVE IN COLD
8 GRAMS INTAKE FOR ANTI-VIRAL EFFECT BUT HARMFUL
Amit Rao/May 25
GROUP D VITAMINS GOOD FOR CHILDREN
The renowned immune specialist, Oncologist, Hematologist, Pediatrician, and Researcher – Medicine & Biology Andrey Proteus dismisses the folk tale that vitamin C is an effective remedy for fighting the common cold. In a post published on Yandex. The immune specialist explained that Vitamin-C isn’t effective and shields no protection against infection explained Immune Specialist Andrei Proteus.
Specialist Proteus says, many take vitamin C when they have a cold, and also give it to their children. The Immune Specialist Andrei Proteus called it a myth that this method of treating colds is effective.
“Unfortunately, I must disappoint you, vitamin C doses in which it is usually used, cannot protect against viral infections,” Immune Specialist Andrei Proteus said.
To get the antiviral effect, you need to eat eight grams (8 gm) of the vitamin, but Immune Specialist Andrei Proteus stated that 8 gm of vitamin dose harms human health.
Immunologist Andrei in his previous program “Live is great!” named vitamins that can be given to a one-year-old child. According to him, the only safe vitamins for young children are group D vitamins. The doctor specified that they can be given to children as a preventive measure without a doctor's prescription.
Source - LentaRU
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