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Who advises on health?
The information about vitamin C's effects on colds comes from scientific evidence, often interpreted by health organisations and professionals. These bodies, like the NHS in the UK, provide guidance based on research to help the public make informed decisions about their health and diet. It's always best to consult them for personalised advice.
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