remedy in vitamin C solution?

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Priscilla Tan
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remedy in vitamin C solution?

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can remedy be added to water with vitamin C dissolved in it? I accidentally took a dose in such solution (I forgot that i had added vitamin C powder in the water bottle)

will this affect the efficacy of the remedy?

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Shannon Nelson
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Re: remedy in vitamin C solution?

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I think it would probably work fine; but you can find out best by comparing effects from that dose, with effects from doses before and after--an accidental experiment! :-)
It's *better* to stick to "protocol"--pure water--because you remove uncertainty; but remedies have often been given successfully in all sorts of ways, including e.g. in food; in baby formula; in beer; in hot coffee; in eardrops; in bathwater... :-) So I would think vitamin C powder will probably not stop it from acting!

Shannon


srinivasan venkatesan
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Re: remedy in vitamin C solution?

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Shannon
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From: Shannon Nelson
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Sent: Tue, March 23, 2010 1:53:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] remedy in vitamin C solution?
I think it would probably work fine; but you can find out best by comparing effects from that dose, with effects from doses before and after--an accidental experiment! :-)

It's *better* to stick to "protocol"-- pure water--because you remove uncertainty; but remedies have often been given successfully in all sorts of ways, including e.g. in food; in baby formula; in beer; in hot coffee; in eardrops; in bathwater... :-) So I would think vitamin C powder will probably not stop it from acting!

Shannon


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