Re: Combination Liposomal for cancer

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Alobar, 

Thanks for the info.  Excellent article, excellent site.  I am a cancer survivor

so this is *very* interesting for me.

Lynda

Back several years ago, posted material on Liposomal Vitamin C.

Below is the first portion of a long article with lots of links on a

combination Liposomal for Cancer.  Go to URL at end for the full

article 

  http://www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005

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Further along these lines, Dr. Eugene Levy says liposomal C produces 5 times the

blood level of activity as ten times the amount of intravenous sodium ascorbate.

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBepPy6c7YQ & feature=related>

Any scientists here who can comment on adding MCT oil such as fractionated

coconut oil to the lecithin and sodium ascorbate in water before turning on the

pizeoelectric unit? The lecithin will help emulsify and distribute the oil, and

the oil is readily absorbed and may even assist the absorption of the lecithin.

all good,

Duncan

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> Back several years ago, posted material on Liposomal Vitamin C.

>

> Below is the first portion of a long article with lots of links on a

> combination Liposomal for Cancer. Go to URL at end for the full

> article with instructions on making Combination Liposomal at home.

>

> I thought this might be of interest to some on this list.

>

> Alobar

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> Combination Liposomal

> Combination Liposomal for cancer contains Vitamin C, Resveratrol and

> Curcumin. Pdazzler's latest homemade Liposomal may be a potent cancer

> fighter when added to your current anti-cancer regimen or protocol.

> And you can make this powerful combination Liposomal in your own

> kitchen.

>

> I have used homemade Liposomal Vitamin C as an alternative cancer

> treatment and as a cancer preventative for over a year.

>

> Vitamin C (like Curcumin and Resveratrol) is very difficult for the

> body to absorb when taken orally. This is particularly true when

> Vitamin C is taken in large oral doses. Until the advent of Liposomal

> Vitamin C the only efficient method of getting therapeutic levels of

> Vitamin C into the blood stream was intravenously. This required

> administration and attendance by a physician or nurse practitioner.

>

> Current studies indicate cancer patients can get more bang for the

> buck from properly prepared oral Liposomal Vitamin C than is available

> from the intravenous variety.

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> http://www.pdazzler.com/archives/1005

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