Debbi wrote:
Guinea Pigs And Horses Are Good For The Soul! Maru :D
Most definitely! But as much as I love our guinea pigs, hamsters, dog, cat,
pygmie hedgehog, hermit crabs, and all the fish, I *really, really* miss
having horses. And a local ranch that used to rent riding time stopped
doing
--- Alberto Monteiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Deborah Harrell wrote:
(...) found that those women who took
vitamin C supplements had lower risk of heart
disease.
So Linus Pauling was right, after all. Pity that's
too late for his third [or fourth?] Nobel
But he advised
Deborah Harrell wrote:
(...) found that those women who took
vitamin C supplements had lower risk of heart disease.
So Linus Pauling was right, after all. Pity that's
too late for his third [or fourth?] Nobel
Alberto Monteiro
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--- Reggie Bautista [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alberto wrote:
So Linus Pauling was right, after all. Pity
that's
too late for his third [or fourth?] Nobel
Debbi replied:
But he advised 'megadoses' on the order of 6-7
*grams*/day; this study used ~ 500-700
milligrams/day.
Megadosing
--- Reggie Bautista [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Debbi wrote:
Guinea Pigs And Horses Are Good For The Soul! Maru
:D
Most definitely! But as much as I love our guinea
pigs, hamsters, dog, cat,
pygmie hedgehog, hermit crabs, and all the fish, I
*really, really* miss
having horses. And a
Alberto wrote:
So Linus Pauling was right, after all. Pity that's
too late for his third [or fourth?] Nobel
Debbi replied:
But he advised 'megadoses' on the order of 6-7
*grams*/day; this study used ~ 500-700 milligrams/day.
Megadosing can promote renal stones and a type of
'crystal arthritis'
http://my.webmd.com/content/article/71/81186.htm
...The data come from 85,118 healthy women studied
since 1976 in The Nurses Health Study. Boston
Children's Hospital researcher Stavroula K. Osganian,
MD, and colleagues found that those women who took
vitamin C supplements had lower risk of heart
