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More and more Europeans are taking vitamins and mineral supplements to protect themselves colds and other seasonal ills. Belgians and Norwegians are buying twice as many as they did five years ago, and even Italy, its exemplary traditional diet, sales are soon expected to be 50 per cent in 1990. The most popular supplement is vitamin C, which is contained fresh fruit and vegetables and plays a key role fighting infection. To benefit from vitamin C's anti-viral properties you need to take one ten grams daily.
Vitamin C is not toxic large quantities. HIV positive patients from the National Institutes for Health in the US are given 60g day. Many people who have given or cut on meat are also advised to supplement their diets iron, which is important in the fight infection.
But others believe the enthusiasm for food supplements is misplaced. Studies have shown that the only nutrient commonly deficient in the diet of Europeans recent years has been iodine, but this has been remedied the addition of iodine salt.

Although some people may be lacking some nutrients, studies have shown that these people are the least likely to take supplements.