by Ethan Huff

(The Best Years in Life) In Western medicine, there is a double standard when it comes to evaluating the efficacy of vitamins versus pharmaceutical drugs. Although medical science recognizes that dose levels affect how well a drug works, the same principle is not considered valid for vitamins. As a result, 75 years of physician reports and clinical studies about the success of high-dose vitamin C therapy has been largely ignored. Read More.

Vitamins, vitamins, vitamins. Whether we get them from our daily diet, from sunshine, or from store bought capsules or liquids, vitamins are vital to our health and to the proper functioning of our bodies.

Vitamin deficiencies lead to a wide range of problems spanning from anorexia to obesity, organ malfunction, confusion, depression and fatigue.

However, whether or not your vitamins are hurting you is another story. What people are not aware of is all vitamins are not created equal, and most are actually synthetic.

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by Ethan Huff

(The Best Years in Life) In Western medicine, there is a double standard when it comes to evaluating the efficacy of vitamins versus pharmaceutical drugs. Although medical science recognizes that dose levels affect how well a drug works, the same principle is not considered valid for vitamins. As a result, 75 years of physician reports and clinical studies about the success of high-dose vitamin C therapy has been largely ignored. Read More.

HI Luella,

I have been taking a lot of vitamin C for colds and other problems recommended by a holistic Doctor some years ago. I hope a lot of other people learn about vitamin C and use it instead of the drugs.