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Has anyone found any good research on this? It sounds pretty obvious what the deal is but haven't come across any good articles or research results to verify my gut feeling .

Has anyone found any good research on this? It sounds pretty obvious what the deal is but haven't come across any good articles or research results to verify my gut feeling .

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Zinc is a building block. And should not be taken in high doses.

Vitamin C when used to fight infection should be taken in much higher doses. You should not NOT take these higher doses with anything other than pure vitamin c. Vitamin C strips the lipid layer off viral particles and allows your body to attack the now recognizable particle. To acheive this blood concentration you'd have to be taking at least a gram every hour. Your body processes vitamin C quickly so taking it every hour is a must when you are sick, otherwise you're not utilizing the vitamin c to fight infection. Any improvement you have felt is likely due to the zinc you are taking and not the vitamin C. To utilize vitamin C to fight infection, you must reach bowel tolerance and stay there until symptoms subside.

When I get sick I can feel when I need to take more vitamin c, usually about every 45 minutes for me.