Elderberry liqueur, on the other hand, is delicious. Probably won't help tho
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Helps in cocktails, that's basically the same thing right???
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Wait 'til you read about hot lemon pieces used to eliminate SARSCov2 and Cancer.
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There's no evidence they're harmful, and very slight evidence they just might be useful, maybe. Given the potential cost of missing out on something useful that's relatively cheap, I'm not surprised. There's no downside to eating them, and a miniscule possibility of upside.
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Given that people hoard toilet paper, I'd book that under the "still mildly reasonable" column.
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Elderberries are for simpletons, the true connaisseur opts for Siberian Larch extract (dihydroquercetin)... ...and there is actually some scientific evidence that this compound might hamper SARS-CoV-2 infection. (Computer analysis, but still)
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The claim is that elderberries stimulate your immune system & increase cytokines. A cytokine storm is what causes ARDS in people with
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What about licorice + a K-sparing diuretic? I mean the herb, not the candy.
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