The piece relays a NaturalNews article claiming Frederick Klenner cured polio and pneumonia patients with mega-dose vitamin C in the 1940s and 1950s, and recounts a New Zealand man with pneumonia and leukemia recovering after his family demanded intravenous and then liposomal vitamin C.
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Infantile pneumonia
The Vitamin D Council's John Cannell flags a Pediatrics study in which infants born to women with the lowest cord-blood vitamin D levels were six times more likely to develop RSV bronchiolitis in their first year. He argues the 600 IU/day advice for pregnancy is inadequate.
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Adequate Zinc Eases Pneumonia in Elderly
In an analysis of nursing facility residents, those with normal blood zinc levels were about 50 percent less likely to develop pneumonia than residents with low levels, and they also had fewer antibiotic prescriptions, shorter pneumonia and lower mortality.
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