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<blockquote data-quote="Simeon_Strangelight" data-source="post: 1306410" data-attributes="member: 6783">RE: Health remedies and prevention for Coronavirus / flu&lt; For bloody hell - you are again quoting this suger-pill-chewing Nigerian and a study about fruit juices? Yeah - I am sure that the 40-80mg/fruit vitamin C content is the issue here. If ph was an issue with frequent taking of vitamin C, then you would quickly see tooth issues with lots of orthomolecular practitioners. You don&#039;t - you have to either add fruit juices or sugar-pill-chewables to achieve that. Could the vitc content exacerbate the already known destructive force of sugar and fructose? Sure - possible. That NIgerian case is nothing more than a preliminary observation - not any proof of causation or any indication. The thousands of experiences of people using pure l-ascorbic acid however are already fare greater case studies that it&#039;s more likely the sugar in the chewable than the vitamin C. But you won&#039;t listen, so be it. And quoting studies about fruit juices is bullshit. I could point you to real-life interviews of ex-vegans out of whom the majority say that especially the fruitarian diet destroyed their teeth - not only due to lack of nutrients internally, but also the sheer amount of fruit and juices they consumed. We are not meant to chew, drink juices at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simeon_Strangelight, post: 1306410, member: 6783"] [b]RE: Health remedies and prevention for Coronavirus / flu[/b] < For bloody hell - you are again quoting this suger-pill-chewing Nigerian and a study about fruit juices? Yeah - I am sure that the 40-80mg/fruit vitamin C content is the issue here. If ph was an issue with frequent taking of vitamin C, then you would quickly see tooth issues with lots of orthomolecular practitioners. You don't - you have to either add fruit juices or sugar-pill-chewables to achieve that. Could the vitc content exacerbate the already known destructive force of sugar and fructose? Sure - possible. That NIgerian case is nothing more than a preliminary observation - not any proof of causation or any indication. The thousands of experiences of people using pure l-ascorbic acid however are already fare greater case studies that it's more likely the sugar in the chewable than the vitamin C. But you won't listen, so be it. And quoting studies about fruit juices is bullshit. I could point you to real-life interviews of ex-vegans out of whom the majority say that especially the fruitarian diet destroyed their teeth - not only due to lack of nutrients internally, but also the sheer amount of fruit and juices they consumed. We are not meant to chew, drink juices at all. [/QUOTE]

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