Pauling touts Vitamin C to boost intelligence and fight colds
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling argues Vitamin C may both ward off colds and raise IQ. He cites a 1942 Minnesota study showing fewer colds and missed school days with Vitamin C, and cites links to higher IQs while defending safety and urging daily high doses.
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Pauling on Vitamin C production and human evolution
Linus Pauling posits that rats produce vitamin C proportional to weight and that stress raises production. He theorizes humans lost the ability to synthesize vitamin C after living in a vitamin C rich environment and now must obtain it from external sources.
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