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Can sucking on vitamin c tablets help uper respiratory problems?
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Vitamin C: I am a firm believer that taking vitamin c improves the immune system and body's immunosurveillance leading to a decreased risk of having various sorts of infections like urti(upper respiratory tract infections and cold/flu) , uti, pneumonia etc. So the short answer is yes!
Answered 9/16/2013
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