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How does vitamin c help with treating acute bronchitis?
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Not really: large doses of vitamin c "might" help shorten a common cold; however, the amount needed would cuase upset stomach. You are better off using zinc lozenges ( Cold-Eze) and dark brown honey, hot steam showers and forcing fluids 8-10 glasses/day.
Answered 7/13/2016
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