Finding the purposeful good in all things – if we look at the entire pandemic, it has been great to bringing awareness to nutritional health and the medicinal properties of natural supplements and Vitamins.
Along with guinea pigs & bats, humans are the only mammals whose livers do not typically produce their own mega-doses of Vitamin C from glucose when they're ill or encounter some kind of environmental toxin. This is thought to be an epigenetic mutation affecting most but not 100% of humans. New studies have found supplementation with a specific polyphenol ( hydroxytyrosol ) can turn this ability back on, at least for a time, if not permanently. This is very important info. Keep some on hand if/when you get ill, or if you have been vaccinated (voluntarily or not) as it will be a force-multiplier for any Vitamin C and other anti-oxidants (NAC, Quercetin, Glutathione, et. al.) you may take to try to combat vax damage or illness. http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v18n14.shtml
Thank you for this information! Are there retailers or brands you’d recommend for the flavonoid supplements (or things consumers should look for when purchasing)?
Good stuff, you may like this article as well as it includes L-Lysine, something I now use daily as well as a few scoops of another amino acid glycine.
This has a useful table at the end for each type of flavonoid and the corresponding plants. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5465813/#!po=13.3028
Along with guinea pigs & bats, humans are the only mammals whose livers do not typically produce their own mega-doses of Vitamin C from glucose when they're ill or encounter some kind of environmental toxin. This is thought to be an epigenetic mutation affecting most but not 100% of humans. New studies have found supplementation with a specific polyphenol ( hydroxytyrosol ) can turn this ability back on, at least for a time, if not permanently. This is very important info. Keep some on hand if/when you get ill, or if you have been vaccinated (voluntarily or not) as it will be a force-multiplier for any Vitamin C and other anti-oxidants (NAC, Quercetin, Glutathione, et. al.) you may take to try to combat vax damage or illness. http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v18n14.shtml
Thank you for this information! Are there retailers or brands you’d recommend for the flavonoid supplements (or things consumers should look for when purchasing)?
Good stuff, you may like this article as well as it includes L-Lysine, something I now use daily as well as a few scoops of another amino acid glycine.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2515690X211026193
https://www.longdom.org/open-access/d-llysine-acetylsalicylate--glycine-impairs-coronavirus-replication-jaa-1000151.pdf
https://bioone.org/journals/radiation-research/volume-194/issue-3/RADE-20-00146.1/Can-Glycine-Mitigate-COVID-19-Associated-Tissue-Damage-and-Cytokine/10.1667/RADE-20-00146.1.full