Guest guest Posted May 14, 2007 Report Share Posted May 14, 2007 Hi Corny, I've been taking Amla for a few months now and I really like it. Once thing I have noticed is it doesn't rush through the system like ascorbic acid does. If I take high dose ascorbic acid late in the day, I will have bleeding gums the next morning. My speculation on that is that as the high Vit C is used up and there is not to replace it the body goes rapidly into scurvy. Advocates of high Vit C warn about this. . .that you should taper down very gradually when you do high doses, so as to avoid scury. I notice with Amla, that I can take it late in the day and the next morning, no bleeding gums. I seem to be able to take less of it than the fake stuff and it works better than taking more of the fake stuff. More bang for the buck. I'm really enjoying it. I didn't enjoy it at first, because it is blackish and doesn't taste that great, but I'm really enjoying the benefits. Warmly Donna http://www.excellentthings.com corny100@... wrote: > > One of my favorite topics! Ascorbic acid (synthetic) vs. real Vit C > (real). The synthetics are abrasive and can damage the GI tract. > That's why everyone who takes big doses gets the " runs " . The body is > trying to expell it. I did that way back in the 80's when I was > younger and dumber. I quite it quickly one day when I was working on a > roof after taking a bunch of grams of it, and suddenly had the urge. I > mean SUDDENLY! Nuf said. > > A great natural source is Amla powder from HF stores. I read years ago > that you need only a small fraction of the amount of the synthetic to > satisfy all the bodies needs. Sprinkle it on food or mix into drinks. > > Corny > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 17, 2007 Report Share Posted May 17, 2007 Hi Corny, I need to clarify what I said. Synthetic Vit C doesn't cause scury. . ..well it can. But it is the lack of it that causes it. This is what I mean. " Experts " , :-) say that you should take Vit C every hour or two throughout the day when taking synthetic, so as to avoid the sudden drop of C when the synthetic disappears from the system. In other words, C doesn't stay in the system long. It gets used up quick, and so if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a scurvy situation. So, if you are going to do the synthetic stuff you need to space it out through the day, so that the body has an even amount in the system through the day. But when I do the Amla powder, I notice it doesn't have this affect. It seems to stay in the system longer. I have absolute NO idea why. And it may just be my experience. This may not be the case with others. Blessings Donna http://www.excellentthings.com corny100@... wrote: > > Hi Donna > that's a great report! You're right, it isn't pleasant tasting, but > that's a small price to pay for the benefits. I have been putting a > quarter tsp in my mouth and moving it around the gums with my tounge - > absorbs into the tissue right away, then swallow the rest. Hopefully > will help with receding gum lines. > > I had no idea that synthetic Vit C causes scurvy! Holy Cow! First > diarhea, now scurvy! Maybe we should re-examine the synthetic vitamin > idea. > > Corny > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: Country Girl <ruthful@... <mailto:ruthful%40pcez.com>> > Hi Corny, > > I've been taking Amla for a few months now and I really like it. Once > thing I have noticed is it doesn't rush through the system like ascorbic > acid does. If I take high dose ascorbic acid late in the day, I will > have bleeding gums the next morning. My speculation on that is that as > the high Vit C is used up and there is not to replace it the body goes > rapidly into scurvy. Advocates of high Vit C warn about this. . .that > you should taper down very gradually when you do high doses, so as to > avoid scury. > > I notice with Amla, that I can take it late in the day and the next > morning, no bleeding gums. I seem to be able to take less of it than > the fake stuff and it works better than taking more of the fake stuff. > More bang for the buck. I'm really enjoying it. I didn't enjoy it at > first, because it is blackish and doesn't taste that great, but I'm > really enjoying the benefits. > > Warmly > Donna > http://www.excellentthings.com <http://www.excellentthings.com> > > corny100@... <mailto:corny100%40comcast.net> wrote: > > > > One of my favorite topics! Ascorbic acid (synthetic) vs. real Vit C > > (real). The synthetics are abrasive and can damage the GI tract. > > That's why everyone who takes big doses gets the " runs " . The body is > > trying to expell it. I did that way back in the 80's when I was > > younger and dumber. I quite it quickly one day when I was working on a > > roof after taking a bunch of grams of it, and suddenly had the urge. I > > mean SUDDENLY! Nuf said. > > > > A great natural source is Amla powder from HF stores. I read years ago > > that you need only a small fraction of the amount of the synthetic to > > satisfy all the bodies needs. Sprinkle it on food or mix into drinks. > > > > Corny > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2007 Report Share Posted May 18, 2007 Donna, Do you have any proof that Synthetic Vit C can cause scurvy ? Is your quote 'if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a scurvy situation', based on any research or is this just your idea ? Do you have any proof that natural vit C stays longer in the system ? If not, shouldn't you be more careful in your statements ? You are very negative about synthetic Vit C, calling it 'fake vitamine C' several times, is this because you yourself are selling AMLA ? I don't have the feeling that you are still objective ....... I am not selling anything and don't see any problem in taking Ascorbic Acid in the synthetic form, the form Linus ing studied for 40 years and about which he has written many books and articles. And of course the form he - a brilliant biochemist - has been advising people to take in major quantities, for many years. Dirk Chardet -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: oxyplus [mailto:oxyplus ] Namens Country Girl Verzonden: Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:51 PM Aan: oxyplus Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C Hi Corny, I need to clarify what I said. Synthetic Vit C doesn't cause scury. . ..well it can. But it is the lack of it that causes it. This is what I mean. " Experts " , :-) say that you should take Vit C every hour or two throughout the day when taking synthetic, so as to avoid the sudden drop of C when the synthetic disappears from the system. In other words, C doesn't stay in the system long. It gets used up quick, and so if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a scurvy situation. So, if you are going to do the synthetic stuff you need to space it out through the day, so that the body has an even amount in the system through the day. But when I do the Amla powder, I notice it doesn't have this affect. It seems to stay in the system longer. I have absolute NO idea why. And it may just be my experience. This may not be the case with others. Blessings Donna http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com corny100comcast (DOT) <mailto:corny100%40comcast.net> net wrote: > > Hi Donna > that's a great report! You're right, it isn't pleasant tasting, but > that's a small price to pay for the benefits. I have been putting a > quarter tsp in my mouth and moving it around the gums with my tounge - > absorbs into the tissue right away, then swallow the rest. Hopefully > will help with receding gum lines. > > I had no idea that synthetic Vit C causes scurvy! Holy Cow! First > diarhea, now scurvy! Maybe we should re-examine the synthetic vitamin > idea. > > Corny > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: Country Girl <ruthfulpcez (DOT) <mailto:ruthful%40pcez.com> com <mailto:ruthful%40pcez.com>> > Hi Corny, > > I've been taking Amla for a few months now and I really like it. Once > thing I have noticed is it doesn't rush through the system like ascorbic > acid does. If I take high dose ascorbic acid late in the day, I will > have bleeding gums the next morning. My speculation on that is that as > the high Vit C is used up and there is not to replace it the body goes > rapidly into scurvy. Advocates of high Vit C warn about this. . .that > you should taper down very gradually when you do high doses, so as to > avoid scury. > > I notice with Amla, that I can take it late in the day and the next > morning, no bleeding gums. I seem to be able to take less of it than > the fake stuff and it works better than taking more of the fake stuff. > More bang for the buck. I'm really enjoying it. I didn't enjoy it at > first, because it is blackish and doesn't taste that great, but I'm > really enjoying the benefits. > > Warmly > Donna > http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com <http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com> > > corny100comcast (DOT) <mailto:corny100%40comcast.net> net <mailto:corny100%40comcast.net> wrote: > > > > One of my favorite topics! Ascorbic acid (synthetic) vs. real Vit C > > (real). The synthetics are abrasive and can damage the GI tract. > > That's why everyone who takes big doses gets the " runs " . The body is > > trying to expell it. I did that way back in the 80's when I was > > younger and dumber. I quite it quickly one day when I was working on a > > roof after taking a bunch of grams of it, and suddenly had the urge. I > > mean SUDDENLY! Nuf said. > > > > A great natural source is Amla powder from HF stores. I read years ago > > that you need only a small fraction of the amount of the synthetic to > > satisfy all the bodies needs. Sprinkle it on food or mix into drinks. > > > > Corny > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2007 Report Share Posted May 18, 2007 Hi Dirk, I'm not sure how to be more clear. I clearly said, that Vit C does not cause scurvy, but the lack that occurs when you take large amounts and don't gradually back down on the dose. What causes a mild scurvy state state is not taking Vit C properly. Not spreading the dose out through the day, and taking a large amount one time and then having a sudden drop of C in the system. Hopefully that is clear enough. AND, I call it fake, because synthetic is fake. It is not an emotional issue for me, and if I was in the situation that was in, I'd probably take alot of the fake stuff. I would consider it a sort of semi-natural pharmceutical. My stand on Amla vs Ascorbic Acid, is that for normal body use, NOT THERAPEUTIC use, something natural, like AMLA is preferrable, FOR ME. My body responds better to it. The rest doesn't deserve an answer. Donna http://www.excellentthings.com Dirk Chardet wrote: > > Donna, > > Do you have any proof that Synthetic Vit C can cause scurvy ? > Is your quote 'if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next > morning you are in a > scurvy situation', based on any research or is this just your idea ? > Do you have any proof that natural vit C stays longer in the system ? > If not, shouldn't you be more careful in your statements ? > > You are very negative about synthetic Vit C, calling it 'fake vitamine > C' several times, is this because you yourself are selling AMLA ? > I don't have the feeling that you are still objective ....... > > I am not selling anything and don't see any problem in taking Ascorbic > Acid in the synthetic form, the form Linus ing studied for 40 years > and about which he has written many books and articles. And of course > the form he - a brilliant biochemist - has been advising people to take > in major quantities, for many years. > > Dirk Chardet > > > > > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: oxyplus <mailto:oxyplus%40> > [mailto:oxyplus <mailto:oxyplus%40>] Namens > Country Girl > Verzonden: Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:51 PM > Aan: oxyplus <mailto:oxyplus%40> > Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C > > Hi Corny, > > I need to clarify what I said. Synthetic Vit C doesn't cause scury. . > .well it can. But it is the lack of it that causes it. This is what I > mean. " Experts " , :-) say that you should take Vit C every hour or two > throughout the day when taking synthetic, so as to avoid the sudden drop > > of C when the synthetic disappears from the system. In other words, C > doesn't stay in the system long. It gets used up quick, and so if you > dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a > scurvy situation. So, if you are going to do the synthetic stuff you > need to space it out through the day, so that the body has an even > amount in the system through the day. > > But when I do the Amla powder, I notice it doesn't have this affect. It > seems to stay in the system longer. I have absolute NO idea why. And > it may just be my experience. This may not be the case with others. > > Blessings > Donna > http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com > <http://www.excellentthings.com>> tthings.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2007 Report Share Posted May 19, 2007 > I had no idea that synthetic Vit C causes scurvy! Holy Cow! First > diarhea, now scurvy! Maybe we should re-examine the synthetic > vitamin idea. <sigh> It doesn't cause 'Scurvy'... I really wish people would do a little research before posting things like this... What you are talking about is called the 'rebound effect', and has a very simple explanation... http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/faq.html#Q4 Here is my response to Saul about AMLA back on March 28th: Re: VIT C Posted by: " Marcus " Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:50 pm (PST) > I have heard amla powder being touted as the best form of Vitamin > C. What say you? Hey Saul, From what I have read, I'd have to say that it appears to be the best whole food source. However, a quick google says it takes @ 100grams of pure Amla powder to get about @ 750mg of vitamin C. So in order to reach the therapeutic levels recommended by Dr. ing (20+grams per day), you'd have to eat @ 2500 grams of amla powder a day. What is that - about 6LBS? I found a source online that sells 5LBS for about $60 - so that would be $60 per DAY for the amla powder to get about 20grams of vitamin c per day... --------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2007 Report Share Posted May 19, 2007 Hold your horses there, ! We may have to put you on a short leash. You're like a Pitt Bull with a bad attitude! I learned several years ago that it's best to be polite and non-confrontational - although the reverse is certainly more entertaining!! I think the " rebound " effect only comes from injestion of the synthetics. What's your thought? I'll never forget two poster size microphotographs that were hanging in a chiropractor's office. One was a synthetic C molecule and the other a natural C molecule. They looked IDENTICAL until you realized that they were mirror images of one another! That could be very significant, don't you think? I was also told by this Chiropractor that a much smaller amount of the natural is needed to do what needs to be done, so cost shouldn't be much of a factor. Corny -------------- Original message -------------- From: Marcus <tanstaafl@...> > I had no idea that synthetic Vit C causes scurvy! Holy Cow! First > diarhea, now scurvy! Maybe we should re-examine the synthetic > vitamin idea. <sigh> It doesn't cause 'Scurvy'... I really wish people would do a little research before posting things like this... What you are talking about is called the 'rebound effect', and has a very simple explanation... http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/faq.html#Q4 Here is my response to Saul about AMLA back on March 28th: Re: VIT C Posted by: " Marcus " Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:50 pm (PST) > I have heard amla powder being touted as the best form of Vitamin > C. What say you? Hey Saul, From what I have read, I'd have to say that it appears to be the best whole food source. However, a quick google says it takes @ 100grams of pure Amla powder to get about @ 750mg of vitamin C. So in order to reach the therapeutic levels recommended by Dr. ing (20+grams per day), you'd have to eat @ 2500 grams of amla powder a day. What is that - about 6LBS? I found a source online that sells 5LBS for about $60 - so that would be $60 per DAY for the amla powder to get about 20grams of vitamin c per day... --------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2007 Report Share Posted May 19, 2007 Hold your horses there, ! We may have to put you on a short leash. You're like a Pitt Bull with a bad attitude! I learned several years ago that it's best to be polite and non-confrontational - although the reverse is certainly more entertaining!! I think the " rebound " effect only comes from injestion of the synthetics. What's your thought? I'll never forget two poster size microphotographs that were hanging in a chiropractor's office. One was a synthetic C molecule and the other a natural C molecule. They looked IDENTICAL until you realized that they were mirror images of one another! That could be very significant, don't you think? I was also told by this Chiropractor that a much smaller amount of the natural is needed to do what needs to be done, so cost shouldn't be much of a factor. Corny -------------- Original message -------------- From: Marcus <tanstaafl@...> > I had no idea that synthetic Vit C causes scurvy! Holy Cow! First > diarhea, now scurvy! Maybe we should re-examine the synthetic > vitamin idea. <sigh> It doesn't cause 'Scurvy'... I really wish people would do a little research before posting things like this... What you are talking about is called the 'rebound effect', and has a very simple explanation... http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/faq.html#Q4 Here is my response to Saul about AMLA back on March 28th: Re: VIT C Posted by: " Marcus " Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:50 pm (PST) > I have heard amla powder being touted as the best form of Vitamin > C. What say you? Hey Saul, From what I have read, I'd have to say that it appears to be the best whole food source. However, a quick google says it takes @ 100grams of pure Amla powder to get about @ 750mg of vitamin C. So in order to reach the therapeutic levels recommended by Dr. ing (20+grams per day), you'd have to eat @ 2500 grams of amla powder a day. What is that - about 6LBS? I found a source online that sells 5LBS for about $60 - so that would be $60 per DAY for the amla powder to get about 20grams of vitamin c per day... --------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2007 Report Share Posted May 20, 2007 > Hold your horses there, ! We may have to put you on a short > leash. You're like a Pitt Bull with a bad attitude! I learned several > years ago that it's best to be polite and non-confrontational - > although the reverse is certainly more entertaining!! No, I do not go to great pains to sugar-coat my posts - sorry if that makes you uncomfortable... It is quite common for someone to take offense at something that is said, when that something is directed at a comment that that person made, especially if they don't agree with it. This is irrelevant though - I stand by the content of what I said. Also - I'm not sure exactly what about that particular post you were referring to when you likened me to a 'Pit Bull with a bad attitude'... > I think the " rebound " effect only comes from injestion of the > synthetics. What's your thought? Since it is virtually impossible to reach therapeutic levels of vitamin c from whole food sources, I'd have to agree that it would be more difficult to encounter the rebound effect with AMLA powder... > I'll never forget two poster size microphotographs that were hanging > in a chiropractor's office. One was a synthetic C molecule and the > other a natural C molecule. They looked IDENTICAL until you realized > that they were mirror images of one another! That could be very > significant, don't you think? Only if it was accurate. According to Linus ing, they are identical, not mirror images. I'll take Dr. ing at his word, unless/until he is proved wrong. > I was also told by this Chiropractor that a much smaller amount of > the natural is needed to do what needs to be done, so cost shouldn't > be much of a factor. Maybe - *if* 'this Chiropractor' is correct. There is *far* more evidence in support of Linus ings use of high doses of l-ascorbic acid curing all kinds of things, than there is of low doses of AMLA powder (or cherry acerola powder, or rose hips, etc etc). I am *not* dissing whole food sources of *anything*, much less vitamin c. What I am dissing is anyone who perpetuates the myths about vitamin c... See this thread for a glimpse into this issue: www.vitamincfoundation.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=350 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 When people take Ascorbic Acid the proper way, after a meal, the acidity helps to digest the food properly and the ascorbic acid as such is 'released from the stomach' during a prolonged period of time. I welcome ALL information - like Saul gave on the way synthetic Vit C is produced - but get annoyed when incorrect information is given (waking up with scurvy after having had 3 grams of vit C the day before) in what seems to be a campaign to boost the sales of a certain product. ing was a genius and he definitely deserved those two Nobelprices. BIG Pharma is very much against all vitamines, because there is no money to be made on them (unpatentable), they cure people and therefore 'steal' their patients. DCH -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: oxyplus [mailto:oxyplus ] Namens Country Girl Verzonden: Saturday, May 19, 2007 1:22 AM Aan: oxyplus Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C Hi Dirk, I'm not sure how to be more clear. I clearly said, that Vit C does not cause scurvy, but the lack that occurs when you take large amounts and don't gradually back down on the dose. What causes a mild scurvy state state is not taking Vit C properly. Not spreading the dose out through the day, and taking a large amount one time and then having a sudden drop of C in the system. Hopefully that is clear enough. AND, I call it fake, because synthetic is fake. It is not an emotional issue for me, and if I was in the situation that was in, I'd probably take alot of the fake stuff. I would consider it a sort of semi-natural pharmceutical. My stand on Amla vs Ascorbic Acid, is that for normal body use, NOT THERAPEUTIC use, something natural, like AMLA is preferrable, FOR ME. My body responds better to it. The rest doesn't deserve an answer. Donna http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com Dirk Chardet wrote: > > Donna, > > Do you have any proof that Synthetic Vit C can cause scurvy ? > Is your quote 'if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next > morning you are in a > scurvy situation', based on any research or is this just your idea ? > Do you have any proof that natural vit C stays longer in the system ? > If not, shouldn't you be more careful in your statements ? > > You are very negative about synthetic Vit C, calling it 'fake vitamine > C' several times, is this because you yourself are selling AMLA ? > I don't have the feeling that you are still objective ....... > > I am not selling anything and don't see any problem in taking Ascorbic > Acid in the synthetic form, the form Linus ing studied for 40 years > and about which he has written many books and articles. And of course > the form he - a brilliant biochemist - has been advising people to take > in major quantities, for many years. > > Dirk Chardet > > > > > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40> > [mailto:oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40>] Namens > Country Girl > Verzonden: Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:51 PM > Aan: oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40> > Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C > > Hi Corny, > > I need to clarify what I said. Synthetic Vit C doesn't cause scury. . > .well it can. But it is the lack of it that causes it. This is what I > mean. " Experts " , :-) say that you should take Vit C every hour or two > throughout the day when taking synthetic, so as to avoid the sudden drop > > of C when the synthetic disappears from the system. In other words, C > doesn't stay in the system long. It gets used up quick, and so if you > dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a > scurvy situation. So, if you are going to do the synthetic stuff you > need to space it out through the day, so that the body has an even > amount in the system through the day. > > But when I do the Amla powder, I notice it doesn't have this affect. It > seems to stay in the system longer. I have absolute NO idea why. And > it may just be my experience. This may not be the case with others. > > Blessings > Donna > http://www.excellen <http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com > <http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com>> tthings.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2007 Report Share Posted May 21, 2007 When people take Ascorbic Acid the proper way, after a meal, the acidity helps to digest the food properly and the ascorbic acid as such is 'released from the stomach' during a prolonged period of time. I welcome ALL information - like Saul gave on the way synthetic Vit C is produced - but get annoyed when incorrect information is given (waking up with scurvy after having had 3 grams of vit C the day before) in what seems to be a campaign to boost the sales of a certain product. ing was a genius and he definitely deserved those two Nobelprices. BIG Pharma is very much against all vitamines, because there is no money to be made on them (unpatentable), they cure people and therefore 'steal' their patients. DCH -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: oxyplus [mailto:oxyplus ] Namens Country Girl Verzonden: Saturday, May 19, 2007 1:22 AM Aan: oxyplus Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C Hi Dirk, I'm not sure how to be more clear. I clearly said, that Vit C does not cause scurvy, but the lack that occurs when you take large amounts and don't gradually back down on the dose. What causes a mild scurvy state state is not taking Vit C properly. Not spreading the dose out through the day, and taking a large amount one time and then having a sudden drop of C in the system. Hopefully that is clear enough. AND, I call it fake, because synthetic is fake. It is not an emotional issue for me, and if I was in the situation that was in, I'd probably take alot of the fake stuff. I would consider it a sort of semi-natural pharmceutical. My stand on Amla vs Ascorbic Acid, is that for normal body use, NOT THERAPEUTIC use, something natural, like AMLA is preferrable, FOR ME. My body responds better to it. The rest doesn't deserve an answer. Donna http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com Dirk Chardet wrote: > > Donna, > > Do you have any proof that Synthetic Vit C can cause scurvy ? > Is your quote 'if you dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next > morning you are in a > scurvy situation', based on any research or is this just your idea ? > Do you have any proof that natural vit C stays longer in the system ? > If not, shouldn't you be more careful in your statements ? > > You are very negative about synthetic Vit C, calling it 'fake vitamine > C' several times, is this because you yourself are selling AMLA ? > I don't have the feeling that you are still objective ....... > > I am not selling anything and don't see any problem in taking Ascorbic > Acid in the synthetic form, the form Linus ing studied for 40 years > and about which he has written many books and articles. And of course > the form he - a brilliant biochemist - has been advising people to take > in major quantities, for many years. > > Dirk Chardet > > > > > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40> > [mailto:oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40>] Namens > Country Girl > Verzonden: Thursday, May 17, 2007 10:51 PM > Aan: oxyplus@groups <mailto:oxyplus%40> .com <mailto:oxyplus%40> > Onderwerp: Re: AMLA supplement Real Vitamin C > > Hi Corny, > > I need to clarify what I said. Synthetic Vit C doesn't cause scury. . > .well it can. But it is the lack of it that causes it. This is what I > mean. " Experts " , :-) say that you should take Vit C every hour or two > throughout the day when taking synthetic, so as to avoid the sudden drop > > of C when the synthetic disappears from the system. In other words, C > doesn't stay in the system long. It gets used up quick, and so if you > dump three grams in, in the afternoon, by the next morning you are in a > scurvy situation. So, if you are going to do the synthetic stuff you > need to space it out through the day, so that the body has an even > amount in the system through the day. > > But when I do the Amla powder, I notice it doesn't have this affect. It > seems to stay in the system longer. I have absolute NO idea why. And > it may just be my experience. This may not be the case with others. > > Blessings > Donna > http://www.excellen <http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com > <http://www.excellen <http://www.excellentthings.com> tthings.com>> tthings.com > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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