使用者Orthomolecular Medicine News Service细胞分子矫正医学新闻着作：Dr Andrew WSaul (Editor in Chief for Orthomolecular Medicine News Service)
随着“高浓度(大剂量)维生素C”立即的广泛使用，冠状病毒大流行可以显著减缓或停止。数十年来，各国的医生们已证明维生素C具有强大的抗病毒作用。媒体⻓期以来普遍缺乏报导这种有效而成功的方法来对抗病毒，尤其是当今我们所面对的冠状病毒。在平日的预防保健最重要的是“最大化人体的抗氧化能力和其自身的免疫能力，以预防和最小化病毒攻击人体时的症状。”人体自身的宿主环境至关重要。预防显然比治疗严重疾病容易许多。但是要严肃来治疗严重疾病，不要犹豫去寻求医疗救助。这不是一个非此即彼的选择。维生素C是可以与药物一起合并使用来治疗严重疾病。
“我还未⻅过有任何感冒不能被“高浓度(大剂量)维生素C治愈或得到明显缓解。”（Robert F. Cathcart, MD）
“细胞分子矫正医学新闻服务社”(Orthomolecular Medicine News Service)和“国际细胞分子矫正医学会”(ISOM, International Society for Orthomolecular Medicine)的专家医生们呼吁以营养素为基础的方法来预防或最大程度地减少未来病毒感染的症状。服用以下便宜补充品是成人推荐量。而有关孩童请根据其体重改变剂量。（注：若需要进一步免费中文谘询，欢迎联系TSOM ）
- 维生素C：3,000mｇ/日(或更多。分次服用)
- 维生素D3: 2,000IU/日(从5,000IU/日开始，持续两周，然后减少到2,000IU)
- 镁: 400 mg /日(柠檬酸镁，苹果酸镁，作为镁合物或氯化镁)
- 锌：20 mg/日
- 硒：100 μg/日
维生素C[1]，维生素D[2]，镁[3]，锌[4]和硒[5]已经被证实增强对抗病毒的免疫功能“使用高浓度(大剂量)维生素C ”来预防和治疗病毒性疾病的临床基础实证可以被追溯至维生素C 成功治疗小儿麻痺症(脊髓灰质炎病毒)在1940年代末被首次报导[6]。关于这个事实，有很多人根本没有注意过，甚至很多人是非常惊讶地。然后，临床证据已经建立了超过几十年，而在1980 年出版了《病毒性疾病的治疗方案》。[7]
高浓度维生素C 在预防和治疗呼吸道感染方面的有效性已经得到证实。那些认为维生素C 本身有优点，但认为在高浓度下使用效果不佳或对身体有不良影响的团体，我建议请他们自己好好阅读原始论文。这些医生的研究被忽视是很久以前的事了，忽视造成更重要的问题就是:在这种病毒性疾病爆发的情况下，为什么这些重要和有用的医疗资讯不能从政府组织向公众传播?紧急公告“我还未⻅过有任何感冒不能被“高浓度(大剂量)维生素C治愈或得到明显缓解。”（Robert F. Cathcart, MD）Vitamin C Protects Against Coronavirus维生素Ｃ预防冠状病毒TSOM Taiwanese Society for Orthomolecular Medicine 授权翻译此文中文版
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