Re: LIPOSOMAL TECNIQUES AND INGREDIENTS/

[Guest guest]

you're very lucky Dianne. When I had hep A Vit C didn't do a thing, but then I

wasn't a child any longer either and my biliary tract was later found to be

clogged with hard stones. hmm .. Hepatitis (and yes, there are many forms now)

is not esp contagious unless you're a hospital worker around to contaminated

blood. She was a lucky girl. Hope is wasn't C, as that's a dickens to really

purge from the system. hep A doesn't quite go away either. I had it as a kid

and had 2 more bouts in my life. Be well. ---tls

LIPOSOMAL TECNIQUES AND INGREDIENTS/

.. When my daughter came down with hepatitis in her teens, I gave her

megadoses of Vit C. It had her on her feet in less than a week. Her doctor was

astonished that her liver tests went from seriously compromised to nearly normal

in that short period of time. (Of course she wouldn't believe that C had

anything to do with her rapid and complete improvement.) I estimate that she was

taking in about 35+ grams of C dissolved in warm water, with honey added to cut

the bitterness. Because she was so sick, there was no problem with exceeding

tolerance. OTOH, the boyfriend who gave it to her went the AMA route and was

flat on his back in the hospital for six weeks.

[Guest guest]

Every one is diferent, but the key to Vit C success is taking enough. It is

so easy, not to. I have confidence that Vit C will cure if given properly.

As Dr. Levy points out:

" The rule of thumb in vitamin C treatment of viral diseases is to continue

increasing the dose as long as the clinical response is inadequate or

unsatisfactory and to continue the treatment period until all clinical

symptoms have disappeared. "

Re: LIPOSOMAL TECNIQUES AND INGREDIENTS/

> you're very lucky Dianne. When I had hep A Vit C didn't do a thing, but

> then I wasn't a child any longer either and my biliary tract was later

> found to be clogged with hard stones. hmm .. Hepatitis (and yes, there

> are many forms now) is not esp contagious unless you're a hospital worker

> around to contaminated blood. She was a lucky girl. Hope is wasn't C, as

> that's a dickens to really purge from the system. hep A doesn't quite go

> away either. I had it as a kid and had 2 more bouts in my life. Be

> ll. ---tls

[Guest guest]

thanks Doug. I have no doubt liposomal technology will do the job that's been

lacking. Delivery is everything, and that its nano is the key. Ultrasonic

makes everything work better. its revolutionized the nebulizer too. That

particle size means everything. --tls

Re: LIPOSOMAL TECNIQUES AND INGREDIENTS/

Every one is diferent, but the key to Vit C success is taking enough. It is

so easy, not to. I have confidence that Vit C will cure if given properly.

As Dr. Levy points out:

" The rule of thumb in vitamin C treatment of viral diseases is to continue

increasing the dose as long as the clinical response is inadequate or

unsatisfactory and to continue the treatment period until all clinical

symptoms have disappeared. "

[Guest guest]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002SR7OHK/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details

I ordered and received this lipo C, and now how should I best use it for

leukemia? david lubbock tx.