Just checkin back in

Im the OP, this is not a commercial. I been on ats sjnce like 04'. I post alot about philosophy and spirituality. Alot of members know me not to sell anything.

This liposomal vit c is legit. Its awesome

Just wanted to add. The ultrasonic mixing is vital for the lecithin to coat the vit c. Thats how scientists have made it in all the studies. Also there is now more supplements that will be coming out that will be liposomal version, which are usually destroyed in the gut. Carnosine being one of them

hmm I sceptical, there not to many search results on youtube considering its as good as you make out.

Interesting concept, bonding vitamins to lipids. I suppose I would have to try it to buy it, as is my motto for all new health drinks and/or supplements.

Could the same idea be achieved in lower doses in a more rudimentary fashion for the semi-vegan, say with fruits and creams/butters?

It would be very difficult to overdose on Vitamin C. I have had 4 days in a row 80 GRAMS of IV Sodium Ascorbate which is the IV form of Vitamin C. It was nothing short of miraculous. The problem I was taking it for disappeared and as a side benefit my vision when I awoke on the morning of the 4th day was amazing and a cataract in my right eye was gone. That was about 3 years ago and no recurrence of any of the problems.

I am for sure going to make the liposomal C and take it every day.

If those in this thread are trying this for the first time, please come back to this thread and report your results. I would for sure do this as right now I already take VitC in pill form.

Could this work on VitE or other Vitamins that are aborbed through the Stomach??

Sounds like a mixture of class A drugs

I'm curious about the efficacy of liposomal C and look forward to the coming testimonials. The OP makes some grand, albeit anecdotal, claims and it will be interesting to see if the results live-up to the hype. I saw a homemade liposomal C recipie that included sodium bicarbonate/bicarbonate of soda/baking soda (NOT baking powder) in addition to the ascorbic acid and lecithin to buffer PH. Anyone have thoughts about the addition of baking soda to the mixture?

So, does this mean I can blame you, dominicus, for the $177 total I just got from Amazon....?

Also, you guys can count me in as a person trying this!

As I'm in the same club as the rest of the posters without the funding to try this, I'm going to be keeping an eye on this thread to see how it's working out for those who are using it. Meanwhile I'll be saving my pennies

Be wary of taking vitamin C supplements on a regular basis, like daily for long periods of time.

Once you stop taking it, you will most likely become ill. The body begins to adjust and rely on the vit C after a bit, making it almost mandatory to keep taking to maintain that good health result.

Speaking from experience with vitamins. This concoction sounds like a good idea to try, if it works well, then it might be best to take it 1-2X weekly vs daily intake.

Just went to the local drugstore (Netherlands)

They only sell Lecithin from Soja (grrrr) He could order Soja free, it would be very expensive.

I've got:

Sojalecithene; granulated 98% with vitamin E


The owner told me this is the purest form, as vitamin E is always in Lecithin. Anyone can confirm that?
Also it is granulated, would that be a problem in the process?

Originally posted by reficul
i hope this concoction isn't the same one that is turning people into flesh eating zombies!!!
can you over dose on viamin C ?

You can overdose on C, but the effects of an overdose are generally limited to nausea and diarrhea. There are other potential problems with supplementing C, though. Vitamin C does a great job of protecting human cells. The bad news is that it works just as well at protecting cancer cells. It can reduce the effectiveness of chemotherapy or other anti-cancer agents.
And if you like shellfish, including shrimp, it's probably a good idea to stay away from C supplementation. Ascorbic acid acts chemically on the non-toxic arsenic pentoxide (ArO5) naturally found in such seafood, turning it into arsenic trioxide (ArO3) which is the stuff that can kill you.

Quick question:

In the instructions you posted the link to, it stresses the point of using the US Cleaner for no less that 30 minutes - "Repeat: Continue to stir and turn the cleaner back on until ALL OF THE FOAM IS GONE!! This will take about 30 minutes or so."

Yet, in the youtube video, he only takes 6 minutes to do this step. Do different people have varying results with coating time? It seems obvious it works very well for you, so how long to you let the coating process continue?

Also, what is a good price range to stick to for an US Cleaner? I would like to save a few bucks, but I also want one that will do the job properly. Found a few new on Ebay for a little over $5 after shipping, but that seems WAY too cheap...

S&F! Marking this thread for further reference. Will go buy all the ingredients and give it a go. When done, I will report back my review.

you should address the dangers with making and ingesting this also since most people on this thread are planning on trying it. apparently its very acidic and if you don't balance the PH level you can create an imbalance in your own blood system's PH level which will result in your becoming very, very sick!

don't get me wrong, i think this is awesome. however i think with something that is potentially dangerous, it is part of your duty as a poster to let people know the risks and also how to prevent them