Re: Re: Help! Overdid Treatment

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Ken:

I was "needling" you in a good natured fashion as it was "just the

right thing to do".

In fact, it was so right that it produced a very very interesting

post from you below that is hard for , me or God to disagree

with as you have a large enough test group to ignore any and

everything as you do not have to work on faith. When you grow

beyond working on faith, you reach a level that is called, "I just

know" and this type of information is diamonds to a group like this.

I have been taking Sodium Ascorbate on faith from Levy's book.

After reading your post, I can now continue taking the sodium

ascorbate on "Ken Uzzell knows" and that is a comforting feeling to

be a member of 100 or so that are doing the same thing and seeing

good results.

Since I ran onto the Md that had wonderful success in dropping 3000

patient's blood pressure by feeding them "more salt" and the right

kind of salt, then I have no aversion to taking tons of sodium

salted C. Group, don't ask for the Md's name as I loaned the book,

it disappeared and I have been too stupid to be able to find the

source. If one of you knows, please re-enlighten me as the secret

was to feed salts with all the trace minerals, i.e., salt out of a

horse or cow trough is better than the human variety we buy at the

grocery store.

Ken, you are now on the cutting edge of being able to really

contribute to the group in the Vitamin C and the Lipo C areas as you

have a large enough test group with a large enough range of melodies

to generate some mind blowing data.

Every time I "needle you a little", keep throwing these pearls of

wisdom and I will "continue to needle" as I will look forward to the

bountiful crop that it produces. I wish you were not so damn far

away as these things really should be discussed over a six pack of

good Australian beer.

Harvey

Hi Harvey,

I disagree with

's statement based on experience.

I have close to 80

clients now consuming what would be termed, "mega" doses

of vitamin C ... I am implementing Saul's

approach and the Orthomolecular medicine groups stance

on the subject.

I started out several

months ago with pure ascorbate acid. Taking the crystal

powder and mixing it with water. The majority of clients

response was quite negative to this. Stomach upset and

abdominal pain.

Abdominal pain is what dwert56

complained of and is the original post on this topic.

After numerous clients

experienced abdominal pain and tummy upset from pure

ascorbate acid, I moved to a buffed version which is

what Saul recommends.

We can get three good

types of buffed C here in pure crystalline powder.

Magnesium ascorbate

Calcium ascorbate

Sodium ascorbate

So I introduced these

three types of C to my clients and the results have been

spectacular.

Some didn't like the

calcium ascorbate and found sodium or magnesium

ascorbate to be better for them.

With my pilot study of

close to 80 people on mega C - 5 still take pure

ascorbate acid (they mix it with fruit juice, etc) and

the other majority are all very happy with the buffered

vitamin C.

I have another small

group of about 6 people on the Liposomal C and

associated formulas (Can Help) from NanoLiposomals -

just testing the Liposomal response to the standard C

response. Yep, the Liposomal response if far superior,

and way more expensive too :-(

We are all different, and

will have different responses to a product depending on

our own unique internal chemistry, scalar energies, and

pathogen loadings, and our belief perceptions play a

major role in how our body responds to products too.

So I feel it is good to

give people choices and options, and not just one

product - with my group the buffed vitamin C has been

more readily accepted and easier on people, so they tend

to stick with it. This is not a drug that people take to

get well then get off it, this is a vital food

supplement that people need to be on the rest of their

days, unless they get their vitamin C gene switch on :-)

Now this is an

interesting topic, researching RIFE frequencies to

switch on peoples vitamin C gene - what a great addition

to the CAFL this would be !

So in summary, no, I was

not disagreeing with just because I like to

disagree with and his wonderful list of

references, I was disagreeing with him because if I

followed his advise I would be out of business and have

alot of people complaining about my recommendations.

It doesn't provide any

value to people saying the Vitamin C Foundation, and Dr

Cathcart says AA

is better for your than the buffed versions, when all

I am giving them is pain and discomfort. Sure, AA is

probably very good for IV pushes, but I am not doing

this, nor was dwert56

looking to have an injection for his abdominal pain,

he wanted a solution, and I believed I provided a

few choices :-)

Sincerely,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

* Re: Help! Overdid Treatment

>

> The Vitamin C Foundation and experts like the

late Dr. Cathcart do

> agree with me, or rather I agree with them

because they are the

> basis of my comment.

>

> Regards,

>

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>

>

>

> --- Ken Uzzell <ken@...

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wrote:

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> > I disagree with you :-)

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Ringas

>

> > Best results are achieved with regular

ascorbic acid, and second

> > best is sodium ascorbate.

>

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