For decades, we've been told to load up on Vitamin C to fight colds. But new expert analysis confirms it's a myth. Find out why it doesn't work and which vitamin does.

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These festive favourites could interact with common medicines, including warfarin, insulin and cough and cold remedies.

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Vitamin C may help shorten how long cold symptoms last and their severity when used before cold symptoms start, but not after a cold begins.

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