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Are vitamins effective in boosting the immune system? If you've ever missed school or work because of a disease or if you find it all too common to contract common diseases such as common cold, you'll realize just how important it is to build a strong immune system. A very popular and well accepted strategy to boost one's immune system is through vitamin intake or multivitamin supplementation. Vitamin supplements litter drug stores and convenience stores. It has become a go to for people who want an instant boost in their immune system. Individuals most likely to take multivitamins are those working in highly stressful jobs like the call center, and those working in places where microbes count are high like the hospital and airlines. Are vitamins effective in boosting the immune system? @healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM NEEDS VITAMINS TO WORK Vitamins are among the crucial substances that builds a strong immune system. Vitamins such as vitamins A, B, C, ...

Research proves Mega dose Vitamin C Kills Cancer Research proves Mega dose Vitamin C Kills Cancer By: Arlene Gentallan Clinical trials showed remarkable outcome. At extremely high levels, vitamin c aids in destroying cancer cells while leaving normal cells unharmed. Extremely high blood levels of vitamin c is achieved by administering it directly into the bloodstream (intravenous route), thus bypassing the tight control imposed by the gastrointestinal system. Buettler and his colleagues at the University of Iowa are on the path to make conventional cancer treatment more effective and tolerable by combining it with intravenous vitamin c. Conventional cancer treatment chemotherapy and radiation therapy have many unwanted side effects like fatigue, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, bleeding tendency, and hair loss. Adding vitamin c to these conventional treatment produces better results. It makes treatment more effective by increasing the vulnerability of cancer cells to the tumor-busti...

"Aren't all Vitamin supplements the same?" We get asked that question a lot! There is a huge difference between buying a synthetic vitamin and a whole-food vitamin. It's important to learn how to read labels and understand the ingredients used. For example, check the label of your vitamin E supplement (or multi vitamin that contains vitamin E). D- Alpha tocopherol is the scientific name for the form of natural vitamin E that is found in food and that our bodies need. If the vitamin E is synthetic , it will be listed with a DL prefix,  dl-alpha-tocopherol.   You can experience side effects of synthetic vitamins from the additives and the unnatural state of the synthetic supplement.  It is remarkable how many natural-looking vitamin bottles with natural-sounding brand names contain a synthetic vitamin. What type of vitamin are you using? 3 types of Vitamins: 1.  Test Tube or Synthetic   (usually found in drug stores or discount store vitamins)�made in a test tube...