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I wish the myth that meat has no vitamin c would die already

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We should all be dead of scurvy by now according to these people.

I'm pretty sure scurvy shows up after like 30 days of no vitamin c.

Well it's been five years for me.

Where's my scurvy?

Obviously meat has ample vitamin c and since we eat negligible carbohydrates there is no competition for absorption.

Wish this meat has no vitamin c therefore you'll get scurvy on carnivore myth would die already.

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"The surgeon-in-chief of Napoleon’s army at the Siege of Alexandria (1801), Baron Dominique-Jean Larrey, wrote in his memoirs that the consumption of horse meat helped the French to curb an epidemic of scurvy. The meat was cooked but was freshly obtained from young horses bought from Arabs and was nevertheless effective. This helped to start the 19th-century tradition of horse meat consumption in France."

- Quote from "Who Discovered the Cure for Scurvy"

https://www.juniorsbook.com/tell-me-why/who-discovered-the-cure-for-scurvy/

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