Why not vitamin C?

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Hello ,

Thanks for your input. Vit C is a good suggestion and if the current

regimen doesn't work I'll probably do it along with menadione. The

problem is that my current regimen has a 25 year track record of

being curative a very high percentage of the time. This is true for

very, very few cancers. It is a one-time shot so I am not going to

take a chance on blowing it. Many curative therapies cancel each

other out when used together.

At this time I am weighing a couple of minor additions to the

protocol. There is good research on the benefits of ozone with

radiation for squamous cell cancer and so I might try injectible

ozone. Ferrlecit is an anti-enemia Ferric agent that can kill cancer

by a free radical mechanism. I understand the chemistry of this and

think I know ways to enhance it. I am anemic so I might step in this

direction.

I have seen many people not do so well on vitamin C, but I think in

the vast majority of cases they simply weren't using enough.

At 07:56 PM 1/20/2010, you wrote:

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>If you are getting chemo and radiation...why not get someone in your

>lab to set you up with 100 grams of Vit. C immediately. Honestly, I

>have been the chemo radiation route, I have done the daily throw-up,

>the gastroenteritis, fevers from radiation burn because of full

>pelvic radiation. If I had known of the Vit. C I V then, my side

>effects would have been ameliorated. Cancer cells (or you know this

>already?) think the ascorbic acid is sugar, they take it in, they

>lack the catalase to disable the H2O2 formed when the ascorbic acid

>enters cell and so on. 6 months ago, due to the meds I take for

>Aspergillus in my lung, my liver enzymes where in the high high

>multiples, my digestion bad. (I also have an ileostomy from my bout

>with rectal cancer)Six months into high dose IV Vit. C, all my

>enzymes are normal, LDH which was running high(cancer inflammatory

>marker)is now very normal.

>

>Vince, what's your objection to it! Low dose vitamin C is bad, it

>helps the cancer, high dose kills it!

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