DRINK PLENTY OF WATER - Air Travel Health tips

2. TAKE VITAMINS OR HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS: These can't hurt and
there are plenty of travelers who swear by large doses of Vitamin C,
zinc, lozenges or products such as "Airborne"...
http://travelsguide.googlepages.com/...el_health_tips

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2. TAKE VITAMINS OR HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS: These can't hurt and
there are plenty of travelers who swear by large doses of Vitamin C,
zinc, lozenges or products such as "Airborne"...
http://travelsguide.googlepages.com/...el_health_tips

For anyone who wants to visit this useless site and read the
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On 10/22/2007 3:41 AM plucked Senior Frog's
Magic Twanger and said:
2. TAKE VITAMINS OR HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS: These can't hurt and
there are plenty of travelers who swear by large doses of Vitamin C,
zinc, lozenges or products such as "Airborne"...
http://travelsguide.googlepages.com/...el_health_tips


Not true. Large doses of Vitamin A can cause kidney failure. Recent
studies have shown that extremely large does of C can be toxic. St.
John's Wort can interact with a variety of medications. Just because
it's "natural" doesn't make it safe.

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On 10/22/2007 3:41 AM plucked Senior
Frog's Magic Twanger and said:
2. TAKE VITAMINS OR HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS: These can't hurt and
there are plenty of travelers who swear by large doses of Vitamin
C,
zinc, lozenges or products such as "Airborne"...
http://travelsguide.googlepages.com/...el_health_tips


Not true. Large doses of Vitamin A can cause kidney failure.
Recent studies have shown that extremely large does of C can be
toxic. St. John's Wort can interact with a variety of medications.
Just because it's "natural" doesn't make it safe.

Don't forget, arsenic is "natural".

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Dean in Peoria