IV vitamin C

[Guest guest]

I also read cameron's book and remember no reference to IV vitamin C - where

they went wrong was in limiting intake to only ten grams (sodium ascorbate, I

believe) - for this amount there is no need to go through any cumbersome IV

procedure.

astrolog@... wrote:

Does anyone know how much IV Vitamin C treatments cost, and what the different

options are (Doctor, nurse, do it yourself, etc.)? I interviewed one Doctor's

nurse, and she refused to talk about money on the phone, except to say it wasn't

covered by Medicare. What's the cheapest (safe) way to do this? BTW, I don't

know why people keep citing that old study about how oral vitamin C didn't do

the job...of course it didn't...they did it wrong. ing and colleagues used

IV vit. C, I read his book.

Diane L.

[Guest guest]

Diane,

We used IV vitamin C with my daughter who had AML leukemia.

We bought it from Romania. I wished we would have used it sooner would have seen

better results. We lost our 27 year old daughter 6 months ago.

We used one vial ever other day and injected it in her port.

Hope this helps

[Guest guest]

After reading some more, I realize everyone has to prepare IV solution

themselves, I don't see any vendors selling the bags ready to use. So, we'll

probably go with Merit Pharmaceuticals, recommended by Dr. Cathcart. Although

if anyone here has anything to add about vendors, or tips on doing the therapy,

please let me know. (I'm not doing it myself, my friend's oncologist will be

doing it.)

Diane L.

[Guest guest]

Regrettably, that's what conventional doctors, who can't step out of

their paradigm and training, (almost) always do. I've been trying to

convince my uncle, who's been having LOTS of trouble with chemo for

colon cancer, to try IVC, but his " doctors " said, " Oh, it's not PROVEN " .

See the file in our files section on IVC. Lots of good stuff there.

        Posted by: " * * " gemini_0306@...  

Date: Sun Oct 29, 2006 3:33 pm (PST)

Hi folks -

I wrote a few weeks back about my friend who has pancreatic ca - I told

you the diagnosing Dr. did not hold out too much hope for her - since

then she has been blessed to find a wonderful apothocary (sp?) - who has

spent time with her, arranged IV vitamin C and many other natural

cocktails - her spirits have been wonderful, she looks amazing - so full

of positive energy and hope -

until

she went to an oncologist - who has told her that she should not take IV

vitamin C - it won't help her - and her body will only take what it

needs and dispose of the rest -

is this true?

and why is it that conventional Dr.'s continue to strip away hope and

get so upset when people try to step outside the box and help

themselves............

her spirits are low now, she is feeling tired from chemo and radiation -

she made the personal choice to attack this tumour from every angle that

she can.

I need some postitive stuff to build her back up....................

thanks

Patti

" a good retreat is better than a bad stand "