Vit C High doses

[Guest guest]

Because vitamin C is part of the iodine therapy, and protective in so many

ways in general, the below is

striking in its implications. Many have heard of intravenous C for serious

illness, Perhaps orally will do

where that is impossible.

Especially notable is the last paragraph below.

" In an overlooked study first published in 2008, for the first time, using a

special liposomal form of oral-dose vitamin C, researchers in Britain

demonstrated it is possible to achieve cancer-killing blood concentrations

of this vitamin without undesirable side effects.

Heretofore, National Institutes of Health Researchers claimed the maximal

concentration of vitamin C that can be achieved following oral intake is not

sufficient to produce a cancer-killing effect. Now British researchers

demonstrate they were able to achieve blood concentrations of vitamin C that

were twice what was incorrectly reported to be maximal, and in the range of

what is known to be selectively toxic to tumor cells, yet not harmful to

healthy cells.

Studies with various forms of cancer show a 30%-to-50% cancer cell-killing

effect at the same blood concentration of vitamin C achieved in this study.

For comparison, anti-cancer drugs are approved by the FDA if they achieve

50% tumor shrinkage...

Why this landmark study has been completely overlooked by the cancer

community goes unexplained. The study was published in a journal catalogued

by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), but articles from that journal

cannot be accessed at the NLM website. When this report was submitted for

publication, the publisher of the journal suddenly changed editors and the

new editor attempted to scratch the report from its publication schedule

altogether. Finally the report did get published, but suddenly the journal

itself was discontinued and its articles no longer indexed by NLM. It

appears an intentional effort was made to bury this study. An online

abstract is provided at the Journal of Nutritional and Environmental

Medicine website. "

http://www.lewrockwell.com/sardi/sardi144.html

Bruce