The prevalence of vitamin C-deficiency related to aspirin use is unmonitored. Over 50,000 tons of aspirin is produced annually, which is equivalent to 50 billion aspirin tablets. About 1 trillion aspirin tablets have been swallowed since its first availability in the early 1900s. Aspirin kills thousands of people annually, mostly from gastric-tract hemorrhages.
More deaths may be attributed to aspirin use than previously recognized. The footprints of this vitamin C deficiency syndrome are all over the diagnostic flu map, yet they have been missed for decades. According to listings at the National Library of Medicine (PubMed), there are over 2000 published reports concerning Reye’s syndrome, but no published studies involving Reye’s syndrome and vitamin C deficiency. There are only six published studies involving flu mortality and vitamin C. With a research budget in the billions of dollars, the National Institutes of Health is remiss in not delving into the connection between vitamin C deficiency, aspirin use, flu- related death and Reye’s syndrome. Researcher John T. Ely, emeritus professor at the University of Washington, says white blood cells multiply more rapidly and ingest and eradicate viruses more effectively when vitamin C concentrations are high. Dr. Ely emphasizes the human immune system “must have ascorbic acid (vitamin C) to prevent and/or cure influenza.
Why Choose a B Complex Supplement? As a general supplement, a B complex is especially useful for:- People who are under Stress – to replace the B vitamins used in a stress situation, for example, increase in demand on energy release, adrenal health and the health of the nervous system – B5 and B6. Vitamin C complements B Vitamin Activity as it is involved in the formation of corticosteroids in the adrenal gland. The antioxidant nature of vitamin C may also be of benefit to help quench free radicals produced as a by-product of stress.
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What deficiency in nutrition or other problems should I watch out for? The diet is a typical low-carb one. G’day G’day Greg, Typical or not depends on one’s definition of typical. IMHO the diet isn’t typical of the “fad” style low-carb. The person has I wonder what you are thinking of? There’s that protien diet where one ignores real food and eats a kind of purified protein; but that isn’t really low-carbing, rather “high artificial proteining”. obviously paid attention to many factors besides simply lowering carbs. Note olive oil (largely mono-unsaturated) instead of dairy (more saturated) Note the berries. Note the salads. Nah. I can’t dismiss this as a typical low-carb diet … rather it is a thoughtfully considered one. I’m thinking of the proportions of fat/protein/carbs, not so much individual food items.
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