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Czy istnieją leki na odporność?

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Autor: Anna Lubnauer
01.12.2024


Wraz z rozpoczęciem sezonu infekcyjnego nie tylko zwiększa się liczba pacjentów w gabinetach lekarzy POZ, ale również liczba reklam preparatów wzmacniających odporność. Jednak czy stosowanie witaminy C lub żeń-szenia ma sens? Czy niesie ze sobą ryzyko interakcji lub może nawet pogorszyć stan zdrowia? O najpopularniejszych preparatach „na odporność” i ich skuteczności przeczytacie poniżej. 

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