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Di Chez's avatar

I recently became highly allergic to Vitamin C! It was in my compounded Ivermectin and now I have to get Inert (sp?) Ivermectin. It's in EVERY DAMN THING..so one has to wonder what the heck is really in it! Just a few days ago I started taking Butyrate. It had an ingredient called ascorbly palimate (sp?)...yeah that's fricking Vitamin C too! 🤬 Like just call things what they are and then list what source...which they are actually SUPPOSED to do! My main question is WHY DO SUPPLEMENTS ALWAYS HAVE TO HAVE OTHER THINGS INCLUDED??? Vitamin C being the MAIN one! There's even some broccoli ingredient in several of the Dim supplements. PS Broccoli is high in Vitamin C. It's never enough for the recommended daily intake AND most people take it anyway! It's like Maltodextrin!!! ALOT of people are sensitive to it, but yet go to Natural Grocers and it's in EVERYTHING! I have no argument Vitamin C is good for us and animals...my argument is every since the scamdemic they've pushed Vitamin C as a cure all and just now in my 50's all the sudden I'm allergic to it?! Something isn't right... And we all know since the scamdemic there's not alot of companies to choose from so I believe they're getting their Vitamin C additive from the same source! Just my opinion...I'm no doctor or scientist. I just know something doesn't sit well with this new found allergy.

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It sounds like Vitamin C is more than a vitamin, and that it is a detoxer - something I hadn't realized before. Excellent article. Once again, it is obvious that animals need to eat their natural diets. I didn't think about how important this is to labor and delivery in mammals including humans.

It's important to source supplements carefully. There are also hidden ingredients that are accumulative, harmful and hard on the liver.

Many supplements are made from corn and soy. Aside from GMO and glyphosate issues, the seeds are sprayed with an insecticide called Neonicotinoids (NN or Neonics). Neonicotinoids are used on over 140 crops, specifically corn and soy. They kill bees and birds. They target the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors and neurons. This affects the central and peripheral nervous systems. Newer research is showing the harm affects humans, not "just" the birds and bees.

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