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originally posted by: constant_thought
There seems to be a blurred line between the subject of vitamin C alternative cancer treatment and its effects on the body.
I hear plenty of tales about individuals improving from many diseases (not just cancer) while undergoing a high dose vitamin C program, but at the same time there is also discussion that having a high acidity body PH can cause these diseases the vitamin C claims to prevent.
Does anyone have any accurate information they would be happy to share on the subject as I am at a loss of which way to go?
originally posted by: constant_thought
a reply to: rickymouse
Yes I can see that, I read something stating that cancer itself produces a higher body acidity so it just seems bizarre that taking something naturally high in acidity could be of benefit. Although they do say fight fire with fire...
Has there been much study in having a high alkali body PH and the reduction of cancers do you know?
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: constant_thought
From the research I have looked at about the alkaline diet, it appears to be inconsistent. So that means other factors are involved. You can have a high Ammonia content in the body with little consequences but it still causes problems in the brain. I would think that a little cycling from acid to alkaline would be the best myself. That would mean we should cycle our diet. Moderation and diversity seem to be the best way for good health. The problem is that this is hard to figure out, you would have to understand what acid foods are. Meat is an acid food because it stimulates an acid body response but it is actually a base food. I still haven't found a way of distinguishing the different foods yet, the Nutrition Data website has information on this and I look at it often trying to figure out how to tell what is acid or alkaline producing.
originally posted by: FyreByrd
There is an excellent and ongoing thread about lypo-somal Vitamin C here on ATS that does address these issues to some degree.
I'd post a link but - since we don't seem to have a functional search feature,it won't load for me but maybe your experience will be different - I am unable to do so
Its best to stay away from Vitamin c as it is synthetic far better to put hydrogen peroxide and catalase into you which is natural