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Originally posted by Miccey
Sooo rightythen.....
I might be the case that makes this bunk.
Constant smoker since the last 30y..
I do NOT take vitC regulary, might eat
an orange or something like that once
a month...
Havent been "Sick" for the past 2 years...
Originally posted by ADHDequalsQuestions
reply to post by Aleister
www.mayoclinic.com...
Explain why the mayo clinic says you can have too much vitamin c then...
Originally posted by kaylaluv
reply to post by Aleister
Do you have any resources/data to back up your claims?
Not too long ago, it was vitamin D that was the end-all, be-all. It was supposed to fix everything from heart disease to Alzheimers. If we just ate really healthy (lots of fruits and vegetables), wouldn't that be enough?
Originally posted by Boomer1941
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Being a smoker I have had serious aches on a couple occasions in the throat and lung areas and all I did was OD on Vitamin C for a couple days and it was gone, usually overnight, Cancer also runs in my family. I’ve had so many bad experiences with doctors in the past I regard them no different than automobile mechanics, some good and a lot bad. If I had a heart attack or broken bones that would be a different story of course.
Since all this happened I have found that if you keep your Ph level up, I use Bicarbonate of Soda, disease has a difficult time flourishing in the body. The only problem I've ever had with ODing on Vit C is with Rosehips, all I've ever used for years now is Timed Release Vitamin C and I've taken as much as 8000 units 3 times a day to get rid of a cold.
Originally posted by Aleister
The guy in the mugshot is a walking billboard. I don't know for what, just a walking billboard.
Originally posted by Aleister
If you take multivitamins you are already in the zone, and adding C or anything else you decide seems much easier for you than for someone who doesn't take any supplements, and thus hasn't formed it as a habit. Taking a few things a day is second nature to me now, and actually looked forward to because I know I'm making my cells happy. Those little guys need all the happiness we can give them.
Originally posted by orionthehunter
If this is called a major genetic disease, they must not take into account how easy it is to find a fix for it. Eat fruit or potatoes or take a vitamin pill. Even a caveman could do it.edit on 15/4/12 by orionthehunter because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Narcissous
reply to post by Aleister
Okay...
So, provided I start taking it, what beneficial effects it will have on me? will it make me immortal? will I be able to dodge bullets? Putting jokes aside: what will it improve? I consider it real, I'll start taking it. I am just curious how it will improve my health? I am guessing it will make me immune to common diseases. what else?
Originally posted by Aleister
I posted this on a couple of short older threads about Vitamin C, which have not been posted on in many years. This is about Vitamin C!!! Talk about a conspiracy of silence.
We all have a major genetic illness. Major. Sick, we have all been sick since birth - before birth if dear ol' mom wasn't taking several grams of Vitamin C a day. All other animals, plants, fish, everybody except apes, guinea pigs, a bat or two, make ascorbic acid in their bodies every minute. Apes can't, we can't make it because one of the enzymes in the construction series broke right after lemurs. Lemurs make it. None of the Great Ape primates do or can.
So, how can we cure a huge, major, genetic illness? Take a few grams every day, spaced out throughout the day. Simple as that.
And the above top secret? No major media outlet, politician, public figure, etc (where is Linus Pauling when we need him. Dead.) is going on and on about Vitamin C, every day, every speech, on television and off. This is a crime of omission.
Vitamin C!!!edit on 15-4-2012 by Aleister because: editedit on 15-4-2012 by Aleister because: edit