Swine flu

July 24th, 2009
Downing says that a significant body of research backs the evidence that both zinc and vitamin C are essential for the immune system, but warned that less than ten per cent of adults in the UK have sufficient levels of zinc in their diet.
“Why is Professor Ernst ignoring the extensive evidence base on the use of nutrition to prevent and relieve viral infections?
Also, when it is self-evident that supplies of vaccines and anti-viral drugs will be too little, too late, it is alarming that no global or national health authorities have broached the subject of how people can support their immune system through the use of diet and food supplements in the event of a pandemic,” added Downing.
However, Dr. Ron Cutler from the School of Biosciences at the University of East London said that any supplement that boosted the body’s immune system was bad news in relation to avian flu.
The H5N1 virus is said to stimulate the immune system, fill the lungs with blood and causes death.
The two main antiviral drugs targeted at bird flu, Tamiflu and Relenza, are said to have a window of operation of between six and 48 hours from the appearance of symptoms in humans.

Source: http://www.nutraingredients.com

This is the supplement regime that I recommend for prevention and minimisation of the symptoms of, swine flu.

We have a SPECIAL OFFER for a package of these supplements. You can buy the same vitamins in the high streeet; the dose may be different and I can’t advise you on their quality. The supplements that we provide we know about, and can vouch for the quality of; we know they are good. Anyway, here are my recommendations for what to take to reduce the problem.

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So what can you do? Personally I wouldn’t take Tamiflu, but I haven’t had the flu so I don’t know what I would do (I hesitate to say this, but I can’t remember when I last had a flu-like illness. I like to think that is due to the vitamins etc that I take, and to my good diet and lifestyle - haha). I wouldn’t take the vaccine either, but it’s far too soon to judge its merits.


Swine Flu Supplement Regime

Prevention:

  • Vitamin D 5000iu daily
  • Vitamin A 25,000iu daily
  • Zinc 25mg daily
  • Vitamin C 1000mg twice daily
  • All of these can be taken once a day, with food, except the vitamin C which is twice daily.
  • Pregnant women and those who may be pregnant should use beta-carotene (60mg daily) instead of vitamin A.
  • You might develop loose bowels on this dose of vitamin C; if so reduce the dose.
  • Apart from that, the regime is entirely safe to take for up to 3 months continuously.
  • If you are already taking any of the above vitamins at around the dose stated here you can and should leave that one out.

Treatment — if symptoms start:

  • As above for vitamins D and A and Zinc, plus;
  • Vitamin C 3000mg every 3-4 hours during the day (and optionally at night). If this causes loose bowels reduce dose until it settles, but continue taking 3-hourly.
  • Vitamin B12 5000mcg daily

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