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There is *no evidence* that garlic, water, vitamin C, essential oils, colloidal silver, or steroids will protect you from coronavirus, no matter what you read on the internet https://t.co/i7QKcepJoz
— CNN International (@cnni) March 7, 2020
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What is the evidence that Vitamin C is a myth. Can they cite any double blind placebo controlled clinical trial to that effect or is is just do as I say? And if it turns out that megadoses of intravenous vitamin C up to 24 grams daily actually work, what penalty are they prepared to pay? Harmeet Kaur has no medical degree.