VITAMIN C: It can defeat cancer, after all

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VITAMIN C:  It can defeat cancer, after all

Thirty years after he put forward the theory, Linus ing's claim that

high-dose vitamin C can kill cancer cells has finally been proven.

Researchers have finally established that very high doses of the vitamin

can selectively kill cancer cells while leaving alone healthy ones.

Three cancer patients who have been given large intravenous doses have

seen their life-threatening tumours shrink, researchers reported this

week.

A 49-year-old man who had been diagnosed with terminal bladder cancer in

1996 is still alive and well, thanks to regular infusions of vitamin

C.  He had declined the standard chemotherapy and radiotherapy

treatments.

In a similar case, a 66-year-old woman with an aggressive lymphoma who

had a ?dismal prognosis? in 1995 is also alive and well thanks to the

vitamin C therapy. 

And, in the third case, a 51-year-old woman with kidney cancer that

spread to her lungs in 1995 had a normal chest x-ray two years later. 

Finally, the findings have triggered more research that will test the

therapy using intravenous use of vitamin C, including a major study at

McGill University.

(Source:  Canadian Association Medical Journal, 2006; 174: 937-42).

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