Intravenous vitamins

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

I've tried to research the archives to see if this is permitted.

I've been doing intravenous Vit C at 30g plus magnesium & vit Bs since

Feb this year. It's expensive at $260 each time but insurance pays the

full amt so I've been going once a week.

This was recommended by my allergist who diagnosed me with allergies to

like 34 foods & asked me to do daily injections. I declined the

injections but did the intravenous vitamins. I've stopped now for a

month coz I was worried if the dextrose saline was giving me issues.

But doc says it isnt an issue & they can do it on saline alone as well.

What are your thoughts on this? Should I continue?

Shirin

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> I've tried to research the archives to see if this is permitted.

>

> I've been doing intravenous Vit C at 30g plus magnesium & vit Bs

since

> Feb this year. It's expensive at $260 each time but insurance pays

the

> full amt so I've been going once a week.

>

> This was recommended by my allergist who diagnosed me with

allergies to

> like 34 foods & asked me to do daily injections. I declined the

> injections but did the intravenous vitamins. I've stopped now for a

> month coz I was worried if the dextrose saline was giving me

issues.

> But doc says it isnt an issue & they can do it on saline alone as

well.

>

> What are your thoughts on this? Should I continue?

Hi Shirin. When I had candida I also got intravenous vitamin C, and

cal/mag. I also got vitamin B complex in the hip muscle. Back then

they didn't mix it with dextrose saline. If I were you I'd continue

them, but with saline only. They are extremely beneficial.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

Dear Bee,

I was reading you message regarding intravenous vitamins and was

wondering if you do recommend everyone take vitamins this way if they

are able to? This sounds like a really effective way of taking in and

absorbing vitamins because it overcomes a problem with taking

vitamins and supplements that I have been recently reading about.

I have read that orally supplementing our body with vitamins,

minerals and nutrients whilst suffereing from Candida is detrimental

since it is inevitable that we first nourish the pleomorphed yeast

organisms with the vitamins, minerals and nutrients that we are

consume to nourish ourself. Hence I have read that it is not

recommended to take supplements orally from the onset of treating

Candida because we will effectively be feeding the yeast. Do you

think that this is true, that when we take supplements orally from

the onset of treatment the benefit to us does not out do the damage

we are causing (in aggrevating our yeast infection) by feeding the

candida organisms?

Also do you think that by taking vitamins intravenously we can

present this problem? If you think that what I have stated above has

some truth and we cannot afford intravenous admisistration of drugs

when do you recommend that we commense with supplements?

Thank you for your help

With kind regards,

Nithya

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Bee,

>

> I was reading you message regarding intravenous vitamins and was

> wondering if you do recommend everyone take vitamins this way if

they

> are able to? This sounds like a really effective way of taking in

and

> absorbing vitamins because it overcomes a problem with taking

> vitamins and supplements that I have been recently reading about.

+++Yes, it is a good idea for you all to have vitamin shots. But for

those that can't, I won't want them to feel they are doing themselves

a disservice or neglecting their health.

>

> I have read that orally supplementing our body with vitamins,

> minerals and nutrients whilst suffereing from Candida is

detrimental since it is inevitable that we first nourish the

pleomorphed yeast organisms with the vitamins, minerals and nutrients

that we are consume to nourish ourself. Hence I have read that it is

not recommended to take supplements orally from the onset of treating

> Candida because we will effectively be feeding the yeast. Do you

> think that this is true, that when we take supplements orally from

> the onset of treatment the benefit to us does not out do the damage

> we are causing (in aggrevating our yeast infection) by feeding the

> candida organisms?

+++If that were true then why is it I cured my candida taking oral

supplements and so have many others on this group? Also when I could

only eat 9 foods in the whole world (everything else came back up) my

supplements stayed down. If the yeast were eating them like you

write, they would have come up too. The foods I could eat were lamb,

eggs, butter, a few leafy vegetables and tomatoes. Back then at

least lamb wasn't farm raised, so it probably didn't have

antibiotics, vaccines, etc. which is why I could eat it, and not

chicken, fish, beef, pork, etc. I can't explain the tomatoes, but

the other vegetables were lowest in carbs.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Thank you Bee. I'll ring the clinic & let them know. I'm sure they'd

be happy that I'm coming back!

Shirin

> >

> > Hi Bee,

> >

> > I've tried to research the archives to see if this is permitted.

> >

> > I've been doing intravenous Vit C at 30g plus magnesium & vit Bs

> since

> > Feb this year. It's expensive at $260 each time but insurance

pays

> the

> > full amt so I've been going once a week.

> >

> > This was recommended by my allergist who diagnosed me with

> allergies to

> > like 34 foods & asked me to do daily injections. I declined the

> > injections but did the intravenous vitamins. I've stopped now for

a

> > month coz I was worried if the dextrose saline was giving me

> issues.

> > But doc says it isnt an issue & they can do it on saline alone as

> well.

> >

> > What are your thoughts on this? Should I continue?

>

> Hi Shirin. When I had candida I also got intravenous vitamin C,

and

> cal/mag. I also got vitamin B complex in the hip muscle. Back

then

> they didn't mix it with dextrose saline. If I were you I'd

continue

> them, but with saline only. They are extremely beneficial.

>

> Luv, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> Wanted to seek your opinion on these vitamins that I'm getting

> intravemously. I actually havent done it in months & went in today

&

> plan to go back to weekly infusions. Hopefully, get back to some

> routine.

>

> The doctor previously told me that he could do a saline drip over 3

> hours but now he says that 5% glucose saline is better. He says he

> had trouble b4 using saline and to prevent hypoglycemia, he does it

> with the 5% glucose.

>

> Vitamin C 30 g (or 30,000mg)

> Vit B12 10 mg (or 10,000 mcg)

> B Complex 2 ampules (not sure the exactly combination of Bs in each

> ampule)

> Selenium 130 mcg

> Magnesium chloride 1000 mg

> Sodium bicarbonate 10 cc

Do u think this is a good combination?

+++Hi Shirin. Wow, that's an terrible combination of nutrients for

so many reasons:

1) the B12 won't be " true " B12 anyway, which is only found in meats

and eggs, so you should be getting it from red meats and eggs instead.

2) Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is high in sodium (salt) which

depletes the body of minerals

3) selenium is only needed in " trace amounts " so there's plenty in

meats, eggs, and ocean sea salt on this program

4) magnesium must always be balanced with calcium

5) only if you are diagnosed with cancer would you need that much

vitamin C.

I don't think you should have that intravenous treatment at all.

Instead allow your body to adjust its own levels of such nutrients,

which it will do, and just take the supplements I recommend and

follow the diet.

Nutrients do not work in isolation of many others, and he's totally

clueless about balancing them, and what you require. He is using

nutrients to treat symptoms just like doctors treat individual

symptoms with drugs. This program treats the body as a whole, and

allows your body to do it's own healing and balancing of nutrients,

by giving it what it needs to do its job - which it will do as many

members of this group can attest to.

Bee