High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

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lifeextension(Life Extension) August 5, 2008

 

High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

An article published in the August 5, 2008, issue of the Proceedings of

the National Academy of Sciences reported that injections of ascorbate

(vitamin C) reduce the weight and growth rate of tumors by half in mouse

models of ovarian, pancreatic and brain cancer, while leaving normal

cells unharmed.

 

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) tested ascorbate

in 43 tumor and 5 normal cell lines to determine a concentration that

decreases cell survival in cancerous cells without resulting in toxicity

to healthy cells. They subsequently injected a dose of 4 grams ascorbate

(neutralized with sodium hydroxide) per kilogram body weight once or

twice per day into immune-deficient mice with implanted ovarian,

pancreatic and glioblastoma (brain) tumors. " At these high injected

doses, we hoped to see drug-like activity that might be useful in

cancer, " explained lead author Mark Levine, MD, who is the chief of the

Molecular and Clinical Nutrition Section of the National Institute of

Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the NIH.

 

Dr Levine's team found that injecting the animals with ascorbate

decreased tumor growth and weight by 41 to 53 percent. While metastases

occurred in 30 percent of the mice with brain tumors, none appeared in

animals injected with vitamin C. No adverse effects of vitamin C

treatment were noted.

 

Continue Reading:

http://www.lef.org/newsletter/2008/0805_High-Dose-Vitamin-C-Injections-Slash-Tum\

or-Growth-in-Mice.htm

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now where can we find a doctor willing to give or prescribe the injections?"robert-blau" <robert-blau ; SymphonicHealth ; oleander soup ; cancercure ; cancercure2 ; cancercured ; cancer_alternatives ; cancervictory Sent: Tuesday, August 5, 2008 9:46:17 AM High dose vitamin C injections slash

tumor growth in mice

 

lifeextension@ lefbc.com(Life Extension) August 5, 2008

 

High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

An article published in the August 5, 2008, issue of the Proceedings of

the National Academy of Sciences reported that injections of ascorbate

(vitamin C) reduce the weight and growth rate of tumors by half in mouse

models of ovarian, pancreatic and brain cancer, while leaving normal

cells unharmed.

 

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) tested ascorbate

in 43 tumor and 5 normal cell lines to determine a concentration that

decreases cell survival in cancerous cells without resulting in toxicity

to healthy cells. They subsequently injected a dose of 4 grams ascorbate

(neutralized with sodium hydroxide) per kilogram body weight once or

twice per day into immune-deficient mice with implanted ovarian,

pancreatic and glioblastoma (brain) tumors. "At these high injected

doses, we hoped to see drug-like activity that might be useful in

cancer," explained lead author Mark Levine, MD, who is the chief of the

Molecular and Clinical Nutrition Section of the National Institute of

Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the NIH.

 

Dr Levine's team found that injecting the animals with ascorbate

decreased tumor growth and weight by 41 to 53 percent. While metastases

occurred in 30 percent of the mice with brain tumors, none appeared in

animals injected with vitamin C. No adverse effects of vitamin C

treatment were noted.

 

Continue Reading:

http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections- Slash-Tumor- Growth-in- Mice.htm

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This is not new information,you only need access linus paulings research into vit-C or go to the website of the vitamin c foundation or google owen fonorow--- On Tue, 8/5/08, Maracuja <howdurdago wrote:Maracuja <howdurdagoRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceoleander soup Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2008, 4:18 PM

 

Nearly 50 years after Irwin Stone first said it!

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lifeextension@ lefbc.com(Life Extension) August 5, 2008High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceAn article published in the August 5, 2008, issue of the Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences reported that injections of ascorbate(vitamin C) reduce the weight and growth rate of tumors by half in mousemodels of ovarian, pancreatic and brain cancer, while leaving normalcells unharmed.Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) tested ascorbatein 43 tumor and 5 normal cell lines to determine a concentration thatdecreases cell survival in cancerous cells without resulting in toxicityto healthy cells. They subsequently injected a dose of 4 grams ascorbate(neutralized with sodium hydroxide) per kilogram body weight once ortwice per day

into immune-deficient mice with implanted ovarian,pancreatic and glioblastoma (brain) tumors. "At these high injecteddoses, we hoped to see drug-like activity that might be useful incancer," explained lead author Mark Levine, MD, who is the chief of theMolecular and Clinical Nutrition Section of the National Institute ofDiabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the NIH. Dr Levine's team found that injecting the animals with ascorbatedecreased tumor growth and weight by 41 to 53 percent. While metastasesoccurred in 30 percent of the mice with brain tumors, none appeared inanimals injected with vitamin C. No adverse effects of vitamin Ctreatment were noted. Continue Reading:http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections-

Slash-Tumor- Growth-in- Mice.htm

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I won't caution anyone against IV Vit c, but I was lead to believe that the iv mega doses would cure my vitamin c. I did 90,000 mg and up each day for months and did not get such great results against my hepatitis c. I was told by one of the nurses at one of those well known Docs, -can't remember which- that I must have permanent damage, and that is why it did not work. I did get relief from most symptoms, but got darker circles under my eyes; I think thats a sign of toxicity. My guess is that the c is a synthetic that the liver needs to process. Maybe my particular liver could not handle it. I dunno. After I weaned off the iv c, I still kept up my intake orally; I eventually noticed a spot on my nose that was turning clay colored, and well as a spot of my cheek; these areas are said to be indicative of liver cancer, according to

face reading (if you put much stock in that (macrobiotic). I then turned to mms; the spots began to recede. I mistrakenly slacked off the c. Did too much mms; then learned to balance the 2. Nowadays, I am eating 1/2-3/4 watermelon a day; getting very good results; eat the melon; jump on a rebounder; chi machine, inversion table; - I get a deeper, good color complexion; I take this to mean the melon is working on the vascular system, and if so, it is opening up the vascular and also delivering c to the bloodstream. For that matter, I suppose it would enhance absorption of the OS. Also notice my breathing is deeper and easier. I could show anyone how to do the ivs if they want to come to the DC area. --- On Tue, 8/5/08, Maritza Vlasaty <mvlasaty wrote:

Maritza Vlasaty <mvlasatyRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceoleander soup Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2008, 10:00 AM

 

 

 

 

now where can we find a doctor willing to give or prescribe the injections?

 

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lifeextension@ lefbc.com(Life Extension) August 5, 2008High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceAn article published in the August 5, 2008, issue of the Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences reported that injections of ascorbate(vitamin C) reduce the weight and growth rate of tumors by half in mousemodels of ovarian, pancreatic and brain cancer, while leaving normalcells unharmed.Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) tested ascorbatein 43 tumor and 5 normal cell lines to determine a concentration thatdecreases cell survival in cancerous cells without resulting in toxicityto healthy cells. They subsequently injected a dose of 4 grams ascorbate(neutralized with sodium hydroxide) per kilogram body weight once ortwice per day into immune-deficient mice with implanted

ovarian,pancreatic and glioblastoma (brain) tumors. "At these high injecteddoses, we hoped to see drug-like activity that might be useful incancer," explained lead author Mark Levine, MD, who is the chief of theMolecular and Clinical Nutrition Section of the National Institute ofDiabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the NIH. Dr Levine's team found that injecting the animals with ascorbatedecreased tumor growth and weight by 41 to 53 percent. While metastasesoccurred in 30 percent of the mice with brain tumors, none appeared inanimals injected with vitamin C. No adverse effects of vitamin Ctreatment were noted. Continue Reading:http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections- Slash-Tumor- Growth-in-

Mice.htm

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I remember seeing Linus Pauling on a talk show and stating that he wished he had known about vitamin C when his wife was dying from cancer, he felt it would have helped her immensely.

 

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I'd be very cautious about injected or IV vitamin C. Despite some positive reports, it might not be a good idea. My wife had 10 sessions of IV C at 50 grams per session. The results were an increase in rate of tumor growth. This was easily perceived as she has some tumors right under the skin. The C seemed to act as a nutrient, promoting tumor growth. This experience is similar to what others have seen. Sometimes, I've been told, a much higher dose (75 to 100 grams) seems to turn it around again and starts to destroy the cells. My wife could barely tolerate the 50 gram dose, so I would not put her through this.MikeMaracuja <howdurdagooleander soup Sent: Wednesday, August 6, 2008 3:44:13 AMRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in micehttp://www.lef.'>http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections- Slash-Tumor- Growth-in- Mice.htmPerhaps you could contact LEF. They might have such information. Here is the "Contact us" site. http://survey. lef.org/SiteCont act/?page= /Lefcms/Template /newshop- production. aspx & ref=http://www. scroogle. org/cgi-bin/ nbbw.cgi & SV_NAME=SiteContact & res=1024x768 & -- now where can we find a doctor willing to give or prescribe the injections? --- Original Message ----Nonie <nmsammy (AT) msn (DOT) com>oleander soupWednesday, August 6, 2008 7:54:56 AMRE: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceRecent Activity 23New Members 1New PhotosVisit Your Group Meditation andLovingkindnessA Groupto share and learn. HealthEarly DetectionKnow the symptomsof breast cancer.Best of Y! GroupsCheck it outand nominate yourgroup to be featured..

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She had a lot of discomfort from the IV process. Her veins are very difficult to work with. She felt tired and ill during the IVs and also between them. On three of the visits she had seizures due to the pain. She is prone to seizures from strong sensory input. Most people would not have all her side effects.MikeMaritza Vlasaty <mvlasatyoleander soup Sent: Wednesday, August 6, 2008 2:22:38 PMRe:

High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

Thanks Mike,That is scary. I was getting ready to ask my doctor to give me vit c injections. you say she could barely tolerate the 50 gram dose. What are the side effects?Maritza Wednesday, August 6, 2008 3:08:30 PMRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

I'd be very cautious about injected or IV vitamin C. Despite some positive reports, it might not be a good idea. My wife had 10 sessions of IV C at 50 grams per session. The results were an increase in rate of tumor growth. This was easily perceived as she has some tumors right under the skin. The C seemed to act as a nutrient, promoting tumor growth. This experience is similar to what others have seen. Sometimes, I've been told, a much higher dose (75 to 100 grams) seems to turn it around again and starts to destroy the cells. My wife could barely tolerate the 50 gram dose, so I would not put her through this.MikeMaracuja <howdurdago >oleander soupWednesday, August 6, 2008 3:44:13 AMRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in micehttp://www.lef.'>http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections- Slash-Tumor- Growth-in- Mice.htmPerhaps you could contact LEF. They might have such information. Here is the "Contact us" site. http://survey. lef.org/SiteCont act/?page= /Lefcms/Template /newshop- production. aspx & ref=http://www. scroogle. org/cgi-bin/ nbbw.cgi & SV_NAME=SiteContact & res=1024x768 & -- now where can we find a doctor willing to give or prescribe the injections? --- Original Message ----Nonie <nmsammy (AT) msn (DOT) com>oleander soupWednesday, August 6, 2008 7:54:56 AMRE: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceRecent Activity 23New Members 1New PhotosVisit Your Group Meditation andLovingkindnessA Groupto share and learn. HealthEarly DetectionKnow the symptomsof breast cancer.Best of Y! GroupsCheck it outand nominate yourgroup to be featured..

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Many have used it over the past decades.

I was particularly impressed with the work of Dr Archie Kalokerinos among Aboriginal families - I first read Every Second Child in 1985, 10 years after one of my children was brain-injured by his first vaccine. He outlived the drs' prognostications, in fact he outlived the drs!

I'd say that sodium ascorbate probably saved his life. He hasn't had an antibiotic since 1983, never had painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, steroids or anti-convulsive drugs, but all have been suggested often over the years.

 

I'm so glad for the existence of this book!

The definitive Vitamin C book by Dr. Archie KalokerinosDr. Glen Dettman and Dr. Ian Dettman is worth more than a cursory glance.

Maracuja

 

 

bbanever <bbaneveroleander soup Sent: Thursday, August 7, 2008 4:49:17 PMRe: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

 

Maracuja,

 

Wonderful news.... and now you can count on this information being buried forever. Vit. C will never be used as an anti-cancer protocol as it isn't patentable and the pharma industry will lose billions over time.

 

Cheers.

 

Bob

 

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Maracuja

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Re: High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in mice

 

 

Nearly 50 years after Irwin Stone first said it!

http://www.eurekale rt.org/pub_ releases/ 2008-08/niod- vci080108. php

 

Public release date: 4-Aug-2008[ Print Article | E-mail Article | Close Window ]Contact: Joan Chamberlainniddkmedia (AT) mail (DOT) nih.gov301-496-3583NIH/National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

 

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lifeextension@ lefbc.com(Life Extension) August 5, 2008High dose vitamin C injections slash tumor growth in miceAn article published in the August 5, 2008, issue of the Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences reported that injections of ascorbate(vitamin C) reduce the weight and growth rate of tumors by half in mousemodels of ovarian, pancreatic and brain cancer, while leaving normalcells unharmed.Researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) tested ascorbatein 43 tumor and 5 normal cell lines to determine a concentration thatdecreases cell survival in cancerous cells without resulting in toxicityto healthy cells. They subsequently injected a dose of 4 grams ascorbate(neutralized with sodium hydroxide) per kilogram body weight once ortwice per day

into immune-deficient mice with implanted ovarian,pancreatic and glioblastoma (brain) tumors. "At these high injecteddoses, we hoped to see drug-like activity that might be useful incancer," explained lead author Mark Levine, MD, who is the chief of theMolecular and Clinical Nutrition Section of the National Institute ofDiabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the NIH. Dr Levine's team found that injecting the animals with ascorbatedecreased tumor growth and weight by 41 to 53 percent. While metastasesoccurred in 30 percent of the mice with brain tumors, none appeared inanimals injected with vitamin C. No adverse effects of vitamin Ctreatment were noted. Continue Reading:http://www.lef. org/newsletter/ 2008/0805_ High-Dose- Vitamin-C- Injections-

Slash-Tumor- Growth-in- Mice.htm