Vitamin C

[CL]

Thought I'd revive this thread. A very interesting article appeared in the news recently:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4238250.stm

[GeoffB]

Flipping heck, Chris, that news article is nearly 3 years old!

[CL]

Flipping heck, Chris, that news article is nearly 3 years old!

Sorry I posted the wrong site. Try this:

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...to-beat-cancer

Saw the story on the front page of the Daily Express yesterday, and thought it was new. Not so sure now!

[Grouse]

Didn't have you down as an Express reader, Chris.

[CL]

Didn't have you down as an Express reader, Chris.

I'm not. I went into Tesco on Tuesday night and saw it on display with that story on the front page.

I never buy newspapers, although someone I know drops off the Daily Mail, just to keep me in touch with all the bad news.

Lets hope the Vit C treatment works for humans.

[Grouse]

Thank goodness for that.








You had me worried there for a moment.

[invalidpassword]

What's wrong with the Express? My mother in law gives it to me to read but I use it to mix with my grass clippings, and other household rubbish, on the compost heap. Loads of pages!

[mr brightside]

Can i just say this thread is quality, i can't remember if a satisfactory conclusion was ever reached but can i point out that fruit has never let me down as a way of keeping colds away.

[NotOnUrHelly]

Wow,

cant believe this has been dragged up again guys.

It was a real S**ty time for me this.

Jamie

[dellsmaith]

Vitamin C is ascorbic acid and is naturally found in nature, while some animals have the ability to produce their own vitamin C, human beings do not produce vitamin C themselves and are totally reliant on the vitamin C they get in their diets. If we don't eat vitamin C then within about six weeks we develop the signs of deficiency of vitamin C.