SOLVED: SCENARIO TWO: In 1970, Linus Pauling, a well-known chemist and Nobel Prize-winning scientist, published "Vitamin C and the Common Cold" (1970), creating a great deal of public and scientific interest. In short, Pauling argued that taking Vitamin C would reduce one's risk of the common cold. This book almost singlehandedly made Vitamin C one of the most widely used dietary supplements, a status it retains to this day (Nutritional Supplement Review, 2009). Subsequent to the publishing of h

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