Lipsomal ascorbate

[Guest guest]

I have read the same thing about Ester C, which is much less expensive.  But

I've been having wonderful results with the IV version.  Jan

>

>Dear ,

>After reading 'Cancer and Vitamin C' Linus ing, and Ewan

>Cameron, I have been keen to try a high dose Vitamin C protocol to

>treat my cancer. I recently discovered that using Lyposomal Vitamin

>C one can achieve high doses in the blood previously not thought

>possible without administering by intra-venous. I was told that I

>could use 4 to 5 sachets of 1000g per day to achieve the equivalent

>of 40-50,000mg daily intake and I wanted to ask your opinion on this?

>Kind regards,

> Tibbs

[Guest guest]

There is going to be a clinical trial at KU Medical Center in Kansas

City... You would contact Dr. Driscoll.....

[Guest guest]

" best results are attained with a `loading dose' of IV Vit C, followed by

`maintenance' of the high levels with...oral [liposomal/lypospheric vit. C] "

www.warrenmlevinmd.net/76/text/88/files/DO-NOT-TAKE-FLU-SHOTS-Dr-Levin.pdf (not

sure if this statement refers to treating cancer or infections)

I don't know anything more, though I've heard good reports from a couple

clinicians.

Ester C simply mineral ascorbates. One CANNOT achieve high blood levels using

it, and I don't recommend Ester C.

Leonard

[Guest guest]

I am reluctant to bring this up but for those of us who cannot afford the

expensive ready made Liposomal vitamin C we make our own. Rather than me going

into all the ins and outs of it [unless you really want me to] start here to do

your own research.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & q=make+your+own+liposomal+vitamin+c & sourceid=\

navclient-ff & rlz=1B3GGGL_en___US356 & ie=UTF-8 & aq=2 & oq=liposomal+vitamin+C

Sandy

> >

> >Dear ,

> >

> >After reading 'Cancer and Vitamin C' Linus ing, and Ewan

> >Cameron, I have been keen to try a high dose Vitamin C protocol to

> >treat my cancer. I recently discovered that using Lyposomal Vitamin

> >C one can achieve high doses in the blood previously not thought

> >possible without administering by intra-venous. I was told that I

> >could use 4 to 5 sachets of 1000g per day to achieve the equivalent

> >of 40-50,000mg daily intake and I wanted to ask your opinion on this?

> >

> >Kind regards,

> >

> > Tibbs

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