Re: Re: Mega Dose of Vitamin C

[Guest guest]

Hi, Jan, how long do you plan to take 2IV a week? What is your source of

supply of Vitamin C?

In a message dated 12/5/2009 3:39:18 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

waikikilights@... writes:

My doctor gives me 100 grams a week, in 2 IVs of 50 grams each. He has me

take 4 to 8 grams a day orally on each day between the IVs. You know how

they say that if you take too much Vitamin C it will just go on our through

your urine --- and you know how your urine turns bright yellow if you have

vitamins? That happens when I do the oral ones, but it doesn't happen on

the IV days. I'm assuming that means that the IV Vitamin C gets used up

more efficiently. Hoping so, at least. Anyway, all this is to say that if

you can find someone who will give you the Vitamin C by IV it would maybe do

better. Jan

[Guest guest]

Hi, Jan, what kind of cesium (is it cesium chloride?) do you take? what is

the dosage and brand name please?.

In a message dated 12/5/2009 7:17:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

waikikilights@... writes:

Ovarian is what I have. Had the surgery and chemotherapy. Did the remission

thing. It came back. Chemotherapy again. Developed resistance to the chemo

drugs. It is in the liver, spleen, and lymph but stopped growing and now

appears to be shrinking. I'm only going to go by the lab tests, physical

exams, and ultrasounds. Haven't had an ultrasound in a long time, but no more

cat scans because they are too much money and too much radiation.

I feel 100% healthy, and people keeptelling me I look better than ever

before (other than residual baldness from the chemo that wasn't working any

more.) Pretty soon nobody will believe I have cancer ---- and there goes all

my sympathy!!!!I

Oh -- I forgot, there are 2 more things I take, that my alternative doctor

prescribed. C-Statin from AIDAN, and Immune Stimulator from Nature's

Sunshine. I take 2 of each, 3 times a day.

So it's C-Statin, Immune Stimulator, Cesium, Vitamin C (IV and oral,) LDN,

and Oleander (from Utopia Silver.)

Jan

n Sat, 12/5/09, Saundra <_sishay3@..._

(mailto:sishay3@...) > wrote:

WHAT TYPE OF CANCER IS THIS AND DOES IT WORK FOR OVARIAN CANCER

Saundra

[Guest guest]

My doctor gives me 100 grams a week, in 2 IVs of 50 grams each.  He has me

take 4 to 8 grams a day orally on each day between the IVs.  You know how

they say that if you take too much Vitamin C it will just go on our through your

urine --- and you know how your urine turns bright yellow if you have

vitamins?  That happens when I do the oral ones, but it doesn't happen on the

IV days.  I'm assuming that means that the IV Vitamin C gets used up more

efficiently.  Hoping so, at least.  Anyway, all this is to say that if you can

find someone who will give you the Vitamin C by IV it would maybe do better. 

Jan

[Guest guest]

Well, I'm also taking LDN, cesium, and Oleander.  I will take the cesium for

another month, but I plan to do the other 3 till my cancer is GONE.  Then I'll

see what the doctor says about the Vitamin C.  I think he said once that we'd

keep on for a while after the cancer was gone, and then taper off to none.  I'm

not for sure I remember his statement accurately but I am for sure that he'll

keep me on the straight-and-narrow.  The LDN will be forever, and the Oleander

will be perhaps forever as well --- I haven't been taking it long enough to know

what the manufacturer recommends but I'll find out before the time comes.

In the meantime, my oncologist who had told me I would only be getting worse and

not better has acknowledged that I am getting better.  He was able, 9 months

ago, to count tumors and measure them just by manually poking and prodding my

stomach area but he cannot find them any more.  Lab tests say they are still

lurking around, but getting smaller.

That was a long answer to a short question.  Sorry.  The short answer, I guess,

is that I don't really know how long.

I get my oral Vitamin C from Swanson --- buffered 1 gram pills.  I have a friend

who gets it in powder form from a different company but it's quite expensive so

I'm sticking to Swanson.

Hi, Jan, how long do you plan to take 2IV a week? What is your source of supply

of Vitamin C?

waikikilights writes:

My doctor gives me 100 grams a week, in 2 IVs of 50 grams each. He has me

take 4 to 8 grams a day orally on each day between the IVs. You know how

they say that if you take too much Vitamin C it will just go on our through

your urine --- and you know how your urine turns bright yellow if you have

vitamins? That happens when I do the oral ones, but it doesn't happen on

the IV days. I'm assuming that means that the IV Vitamin C gets used up

more efficiently. Hoping so, at least. Anyway, all this is to say that if

you can find someone who will give you the Vitamin C by IV it would maybe do

better. Jan

[Guest guest]

WHAT TYPE OF CANCER IS THIS AND DOES IT WORK FOR OVARIAN CANCER

Saundra

From: Jan Knight

Well, I'm also taking LDN, cesium, and Oleander.  I will take the cesium for

another month, but I plan to do the other 3 till my cancer is GONE.  Then I'll

see what the doctor says about the Vitamin C.  I think he said once that we'd

keep on for a while after the cancer was gone, and then taper off to none.  I'm

not for sure I remember his statement accurately but I am for sure that he'll

keep me on the straight-and- narrow.  The LDN will be forever, and the Oleander

will be perhaps forever as well --- I haven't been taking it long enough to know

what the manufacturer recommends but I'll find out before the time comes.

In the meantime, my oncologist who had told me I would only be getting worse and

not better has acknowledged that I am getting better.  He was able, 9 months

ago, to count tumors and measure them just by manually poking and prodding my

stomach area but he cannot find them any more.  Lab tests say they are still

lurking around, but getting smaller.

That was a long answer to a short question.  Sorry.  The short answer, I guess,

is that I don't really know how long.

I get my oral Vitamin C from Swanson --- buffered 1 gram pills.  I have a friend

who gets it in powder form from a different company but it's quite expensive so

I'm sticking to Swanson.

[Guest guest]

Ovarian is what I have.  Had the surgery and chemotherapy.  Did the remission

thing.  It came back.  Chemotherapy again.  Developed resistance to the chemo

drugs.  It is in the liver, spleen, and lymph but stopped growing and now

appears to be shrinking.  I'm only going to go by the lab tests, physical exams,

and ultrasounds.  Haven't had an ultrasound in a long time, but no more cat

scans because they are too much money and too much radiation.

I feel 100% healthy, and people keep telling me I look better than ever before

(other than residual baldness from the chemo that wasn't working any more.) 

Pretty soon nobody will believe I have cancer ---- and there goes all my

sympathy!!!!!

Oh -- I forgot, there are 2 more things I take, that my alternative doctor

prescribed.  C-Statin from AIDAN, and Immune Stimulator from Nature's Sunshine. 

I take 2 of each, 3 times a day.

 

So it's C-Statin, Immune Stimulator, Cesium, Vitamin C (IV and oral,) LDN, and

Oleander (from Utopia Silver.)

Jan

 

n Sat, 12/5/09, Saundra <sishay3@...> wrote:

WHAT TYPE OF CANCER IS THIS AND DOES IT WORK FOR OVARIAN CANCER

Saundra

[Guest guest]

What does Vitamin C (IV and oral,) LDN mean?  Do you mind me asking what stage

you had and how many years you have been doing through this? They give me only

five years to live. 

Wishing you all the best to you and your family this holiday season.

Saundra

_______________________________

From: Jan Knight <waikikilights>

Ovarian is what I have.  Had the surgery and chemotherapy.  Did the remission

thing.  It came back.  Chemotherapy again.  Developed resistance to the chemo

drugs.  It is in the liver, spleen, and lymph but stopped growing and now

appears to be shrinking.  I'm only going to go by the lab tests, physical exams,

and ultrasounds.  Haven't had an ultrasound in a long time, but no more cat

scans because they are too much money and too much radiation.

I feel 100% healthy, and people keep telling me I look better than ever before

(other than residual baldness from the chemo that wasn't working any more.) 

Pretty soon nobody will believe I have cancer ---- and there goes all my

sympathy!!!! !

Oh -- I forgot, there are 2 more things I take, that my alternative doctor

prescribed.  C-Statin from AIDAN, and Immune Stimulator from Nature's Sunshine. 

I take 2 of each, 3 times a day.

So it's C-Statin, Immune Stimulator, Cesium, Vitamin C (IV and oral,) LDN, and

Oleander (from Utopia Silver.)

Jan

[Guest guest]

I was diagnosed in May 2007 and they thought I would be dead some time during

that summer.  Stage 4.

Vitamin C IV is a big bag of IV fluid with Vitamin C in it.  I have no idea

where the doctor gets it or what he does with it, mixes it or if it comes that

way or what.  It's yellow, though, rather than clear IV fluid.  A 50 gram bag is

a large bag so it's a lot of IV fluid with the Vitamin C mixed in.  For oral I

just take buffered 1 gram pills.

LDN is Low Dose Naltrexone. (I think it's spelled that way.) Check out LDN on

google, and there are several LDN too.  The one I belong to is

LDN_4_Cancer. 

 

Five years gives you good time to beat it!!!

Good luck.  Jan 

What does Vitamin C (IV and oral,) LDN mean?  Do you mind me asking what stage

you had and how many years you have been doing through this? They give me only

five years to live. 

Wishing you all the best to you and your family this holiday season.

Saundra

[Guest guest]

I buy it from a company called Advanced Scientific Health.  It's a membership

company so you have to pay $50 to join, and $30 per month just to belong, but

their prices are so reasonable that it's well worth it.  Look at

www.krysalis.net and click on " cancer " on the menu to the left.  He doesn't

advertise that particular company, but I believe that is where we got the

protocol we follow.  We buy little bags of 30 grams, mix it with orange juice,

and I gag down 1 ounce a day.  Some people do way more than that but I have a

very healthy respect for that stuff and don't want to overdo it.

 

I was taking it before when I went into remission, and my doctor kept saying

" you are responding so well to this chemotherapy, I don't understand it, this is

amazing. "   My husband swears it was the cesium.  Anything that tastes that bad

has got to be good for you.

 

The Wolf Clinic will do phone consultations and provide your doctor with

guidelines and supervision to do it by IV, but we had good luck with oral

before, and it's way cheaper, so that's what we're doing again.

Jan 

Hi, Jan, what kind of cesium (is it cesium chloride?) do you take? what is the

dosage and brand name please?.

[Guest guest]

I was diagnosed in January of 2008.  All the best you and your family and a

joyous holiday season.

 Saundra

From: Jan Knight <waikikilights@...>

I was diagnosed in May 2007 and they thought I would be dead some time during

that summer.  Stage 4.

Vitamin C IV is a big bag of IV fluid with Vitamin C in it. I have no idea where

the doctor gets it or what he does with it, mixes it or if it comes that way or

what.  It's yellow, though, rather than clear IV fluid.  A 50 gram bag is a

large bag so it's a lot of IV fluid with the Vitamin C mixed in.  For oral I

just take buffered 1 gram pills.

LDN is Low Dose Naltrexone. ( I think it's spelled that way.) Check out LDN on

google, and there are several LDN too.  The one I belong to is

LDN_4_Cancer. 

 

Five years gives you good time to beat it!!!

Good luck.  Jan