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Vitamin C For Your Cold

Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, is a water-soluble vitamin found in many multivitamin supplements and single-entity nutritional supplements. Vitamin C has an important role in the formation of collagen, carnitine, amino acids and hormones; is an essential component in the healing of wounds and burns; and aids in the absorption of iron. Moreover, vitamin C is classified as an antioxidant, and many clinical studies report that megadoses (500 to 1000 milligrams per day) of ascorbic acid may prevent, or shorten the duration of, the common cold. In general, vitamin C is considered safe, but adverse effects have been reported when this supplement is taken in megadoses. When ingested in megadoses of four or more grams per day, vitamin C may cause diarrhea, nausea, stomach cramps and nephrolithiasis; therefore, megadoses of the vitamin are typically not recommended. Other potential adverse effects include headache, dizziness, flushing and fatigue. Individuals at risk for vitamin C...

Some Information About The Bioplasm NLS

The Bioplasm NLS  Health analyzer uses the most advanced Quantum Medicine Analysis technology today. Modern day research on energy fields around plants and animals has concluded that there exist extremely weak, frequency specific, vortex magnetic fields around biological systems. People have utilized this knowledge for thousands of years in the ancient disciplines of the Yoga-Chakra traditions, the Chinese Medicine traditions and others. The Bioplasm NLS performs biofield analysis for organ biofield, the cellular biofield level, chromosomal biofield level and microorganism biofield level. Others have characterized the accuracy of the Bioplasm NLS  to have an accuracy between 80 - 95%. The principles of the Bioplasm NLS  have their origins in bioresonance research that started in the 1950's by scientists in the USA, Japan and Russia. Since that time, hundreds of millions of dollars have been channeled into testing and improving the technology to its current levels of...