vitamin C. & Liver Disease

[Guest guest]

Would huge doses of ascorbic acid treat liver disease

B virus? Thanks.

Ratan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Yes, it responds remarkably well to very large doses of C, B-complex and

Gerson therapy.

 

See http://doctoryourself.com/liver_15_ways.html

 

 

 

psych doc wrote:

 

>Would huge doses of ascorbic acid treat liver disease

>B virus? Thanks.

>Ratan.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks. The Gerson Therapy would be too much to handle

for me but B and C are easy to give. Are injections of

C essential or oral ascorbic acid will do?

Ratan.

 

--- David Elfstrom <listbox wrote:

 

> Yes, it responds remarkably well to very large doses

> of C, B-complex and

> Gerson therapy.

>

> See http://doctoryourself.com/liver_15_ways.html

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> psych doc wrote:

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> >Would huge doses of ascorbic acid treat liver

> disease

> >B virus? Thanks.

> >Ratan.

> >

> >

>

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>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I am no medical expert, but here is a rule of thumb I might use

in a similar situation. Use buffered C, or a mix of buffered C with

acorbic acid. Large quantities of ascorbic acid are rough on teeth &

gut. Use powdered C. In large qiantity, the fillers & added crap

in tablets can get huge.

 

Take a gram of C every hour until stool gets runny. Then back

off a bit, but keep taking to bowel tolerance. If no runny stool at

the end of day 1, take a gram every half hour on day two. Keep

increasing C until you get runny stool.

 

Now, if you find yourself needing 100 grams of C per day (or

more) to get runny stool, then I would suspect (remember, I am o

doctor or expert, this is just my perspective here) IV C would do you

better. But even if no IV C is possible, the oral C will do some

good, even in large quantity.

 

Close to 30 years ago, I remember reading about a doc who treated the

ski patrol out in Colorado ski resort country. He was able to put ski

patrol people *back to work* doing hard physical excercise in the

cold doing rescue work on skis -- in less than 2 weeks after getting

Mono or Hepatitis. Some of his patients were taking half a pound of

C (that's over 200,000 mg) a day!

 

Alobar

 

 

On 9/22/05, psych doc <psych_58 wrote:

> Thanks. The Gerson Therapy would be too much to handle

> for me but B and C are easy to give. Are injections of

> C essential or oral ascorbic acid will do?

> Ratan.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks indeed. Ratan.

 

--- Alobar <Alobar wrote:

 

> I am no medical expert, but here is a rule of

> thumb I might use

> in a similar situation. Use buffered C, or a mix

> of buffered C with

> acorbic acid. Large quantities of ascorbic acid are

> rough on teeth &

> gut. Use powdered C. In large qiantity, the

> fillers & added crap

> in tablets can get huge.

>

> Take a gram of C every hour until stool gets

> runny. Then back

> off a bit, but keep taking to bowel tolerance. If

> no runny stool at

> the end of day 1, take a gram every half hour on day

> two. Keep

> increasing C until you get runny stool.

>

> Now, if you find yourself needing 100 grams of