Florida study hints orange juice may curb colds
University of Florida researchers reported that daily orange juice by a group of volunteers reduced cold symptoms when begun a week before exposure to rhinovirus. Fifteen ounces daily for three weeks showed two of twelve juice drinkers developing symptoms, versus nine of twelve non drinkers, though the study notes possible placebo effects and non uniform controls. A follow up study compares real juice with a make believe version.
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Murphy adds more laws of Murphy inane and vague
New York report outlines 7 additional Murphy laws found by Charles Yulish Associates. A search of alleged notebooks across scattered locations yields quips such as Nothing is ever as simple as it first seems and Everything you decide to do costs more than first estimated.
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Vitamin C Cold Prevention Debate Persisting
The vitamin C controversy over preventing or lessening colds began five years ago after Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged large doses. Studies remain mixed and medical authorities caution that overdoses can be harmful.
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