Adding high doses of non-acidic vitamin C

[Guest guest]

Gubi: I am so new at all of this and have not even begun the teas yet. I am just

taking this one day at a time and letting the Lord lead me to each thing. I did

however find out yesterday that Vita C( my company carries it in non acidic form

a@ 4000mg per tsp) is another alternative taken at 15,000 mg per day. I've added

that since its so easy for me to get. Anyone know about orange juice and the

acidity of it? I am determine to alkaline my body and am doing a good job (could

be better) but I don't know if orange juice would raise my acid levels again.

Thanks for the info. Frann

Gubi wrote:

Hi Frann,

> What about D' Arco tea? How can I tell if its good stuff or

> garbage..??

A good source for pau d'arco is Roeger DeLongs' tea (www.pau-d-arco.com)

I like pau d'arco very much especially when strongly brewed.

[Guest guest]

Here is a product I highly recommend, it was originally recommended

by my physician here in Orange County and no, I don't sell it.

Its called Vitality C & comes in powder form. Mixed with water or

juice, it makes a non-acidic, neutral Ph vitamin C drink.

1 slightly rounded tsp supplies 4000 Vitamin C (L-ascorbate C crystals

with FASM) and 2000 mg GMS Ribose.

The bottle says:

" L-Ascorbate C crystals with FASM a uniquely Fully Attached Sodium

Molecule, are buffered at a non-acidic, neutral pH. This eliminates

or greatly reduces, the usual intestinal distress that occurs in some

persons taking large amount of Vitamin C. "

Frann Schwegler wrote:

>I did however find out yesterday that Vita C( my

company carries it in non acidic form a@ 4000mg per tsp) is another

alternative taken at 15,000 mg per day. I've added that since its so

easy for me to get. Anyone know about orange juice and the acidity of

it? I am determine to alkaline my body and am doing a good job (could

be better) but I don't know if orange juice would raise my acid levels

again. Thanks for the info. Frann

>

[Guest guest]

The first person Dr Cornelis Moerman treated for cancer was told to eat as many

oranges and lemons as he could. He ate them by the truckload and was cured of

cancer - not just the vit C but also the citric acid is 'beneficial for blood

flow' (don't ask me to be more precise, really don't know) - how this relates to

the acid-alkali balance question I also don't know. However, I have heard

warnings that vit C is not to be combined with Budwig protocol. If anyone has

info on that I'd be interested.

Frann Schwegler wrote:

>I did however find out yesterday that Vita C( my

company carries it in non acidic form a@ 4000mg per tsp) is another

alternative taken at 15,000 mg per day. I've added that since its so

easy for me to get. Anyone know about orange juice and the acidity of

it? I am determine to alkaline my body and am doing a good job (could

be better) but I don't know if orange juice would raise my acid levels

again. Thanks for the info. Frann

>

[Guest guest]

jonathan chamberlain wrote:

>I have heard warnings that vit C is not to be combined with Budwig

protocol. If anyone has info on that I'd be interested.

>

Hi Jonathon,

Dr. Budwig did not recommend supplements with her diet. She believed

that they can interfere with the effectiveness of the nutrients in the

foods. There is evidence that high levels of antioxidants do interfere

with the healing effects of the diet, so high levels of vitamin C could

be a problem and cancel the positive results the diet can bring about.

Foods with vitamin C are all right to include - but not supplements,

which are man-made rather than natural. Ideally, the diet should be

followed as closely as possible to get the improvement that happens

for so many people within the first few weeks.