The video below is a talk I gave in Stockholm, Sweden in 2014 that summarizes the various important aspects of Vitamin C in mammals.
My patients, friends, family, and I have all enjoyed the nontoxic benefits of sodium ascorbate. It is important to use high enough doses and the right formulation of ascorbate to achieve best results. Below is an informal video from the USA in 2017, called “vitamin C tips and types“, for you to use at your own discretion.
Vitamin C is one of the safest medical wonders on the planet. Cumulative vitamin C information has been published in medical literature since the 1940’s. Despite the evidence of the molecule as life-promoting, therapeutic, and very safe even in high doses, vitamin C as therapy in high doses has been admonished by many medical entities. The dogma that only 75-90 mg of ascorbate per day is required by any human, is totally incorrect.
HERE is an important link to historical studies on vitamin C.
Conventional medical doctors are not taught about the mechanisms of action and benefits of vitamin C in medical school. If they knew about it, then not only would a raft of other drugs become unnecessary, but there would not be much serious whooping cough.
Vitamins A and C would render measles much easier to treat. If doctors used ascorbate regularly, meningococcal complications would plummet, and the coagulopathy issues would be rare. Then, the ACIP wouldn’t be able to use meningococcal complications and deaths to get people to vaccinate, because the general public wouldn’t be so terrified of those infections causing morbidity and mortality.
Are you concerned about vitamin C toxicity? People without G6pd deficiency shouldn’t be concerned. History and science has already shown ascorbate to be one of the safest interventions. Read about the mythology of vitamin C toxicity, including kidney stones here.
Today, more and more publications in peer-reviewed literature are are available. They show the necessity and benefit of ascorbate to the immune cells called macrophages and neutrophils. Without vitamin C, the immune system is paralyzed and unable to regenerate the ability to dissolve disease-causing elements in the body. Vitamin C is also paramount in combating toxin-mediated diseases such as whooping cough and tetanus. HERE is an article I wrote on the science and necessity of vitamin C in whooping cough.
HERE is an important article from 2014 showing the benefits of vitamin C on morbidity and mortality in the sickest types of hospital patients, even with kidney and liver failure. And HERE is the follow up article by some of the same researchers for vitamin C.
In 2017 Marik et.al published an article on the severe sepsis and vitamin C. See the abstract HERE.
