Very simple and effective treatment! My hair felt super soft. All you need is 1 cup of conditioner and 1/2 a cup of baking soda. Song: The Sweetest Thing by Lauryn Hill
Duration : 0:4:52
my mother recently had cancer and part of a lung removed due to cancer. now the doctors want her on chemo. my mother and I both agree this will be a very bad idea and want the best alternatives. seen somewhere vitamin c is good and shark cartiledge
This will give you all the info you need on alternatives.
Excerpts from Dr. Thomas E. Levy M.D. J.D., lecture at the 35th Annual Tree of Life Cancer Convention on breakthrough effectiveness of Lyposomal-Encapsulated Vitamin C.
Duration : 0:2:30
Besides the question of whether we need to take vitamins, there is the question of whether organic whole food vitamin supplements are superior to synthetic vitamins. As with the food we eat or any product, ingredients are what matter most. If you want ingredients that are natural, then organic supplements are the right choice for you. http://www.minerals24.com
Duration : 27 sec
Do you think dead microorganisms injected directly into your body may the real cause of ever increasing cancers?
Do you think , better prevention methods vitamin C, iodine tablets are riskless and natural?
No, and no
Interview with Dr. Greenberg on cancer treatment with vitamin C injections
Duration : 0:3:42
She developed an treatment for her cancer with vitamin C and B-12 in Erie, PA
B12 is only effective in pernicious anemia. Stick with doctors and not sisters.
I’m a Cancer and my favorite is power-c; it’s loaded with vitamin c and i think its one of the better tasting formulas.
Choices:
power-c, defense, focus, balance, endurance, essential, vital-t, energy, b-relaxed, rescue, charge, Multi, formula 50, revive, xxx.
Pisces and I like focus and then energy and then revive. In that order. lol.
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Duration : 5 min 17 sec
Wow and I have been taking these vitamins for years. I wonder if this will damage the sells on all vitamins.
What are your thoughts on the studies?
I all way thought those vitamins were a fake. This will hurt the vitamins industry…
Just what we need…
http://www.youtube.com/user/freefallin1986
See below for article on Vitamin C reversing Cancer
http://www.anhcampaign.org/news/british-conductor-claims-vitamin-c-jabs-reversed-his-cancer
O My God I have heard it all now Codex is bring implemented, I have been buying vitamins for last year and have notice the decrease in size in the aisle and lack of stock, my friends have noticed to, I also have not been ill in last year with any Scurvey Based disease They using scare tackics to reduce sales, part of the plan, If food becomes anymore malipulated then vitamins will become a huge part of your diet, try to eat healthly and substitute with vitamins especially VITAMIN C SLOW RELEASE, Make sure no ASPARTAME is in them it is in most of Them.
Media Propeganda
http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7643533.stm
http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7349980.stm
Codex
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyLI8UVdTzQ
How vitamin c Works she explains in first 2 mins
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcniJxck0gI
Duration : 0:8:50
The jpop girl group Perfume [Nocchi (Oomoto Ayano), A-chan (Nishiwaki Ayaka), and Kashiyuka (Kashino Yuka)] sing "Vitamin Drop"
Duration : 3 min 48 sec
I was at a lecture recently where a (board-certified) dermatologist spoke about skin cancer and ways to help prevent it and treatments and such, and she did touch on skin rejuvenation. I was really surprised when she said that topical vitamin c is ‘not stable’ so that no one really knows for sure if it makes a difference on the face as there are so many claims about it. She said that the retinoids are supposed to be much more effective such as retin-a. Anyone else hear about topical vitamin c? I found it to be very interesting, and I was really glad that I attended the talk 
Thanks!
I use vitamin c serum every night because I’ve read several times of it’s healing qualities. I have acne scarring in several places. I really like it. I use it as a night cream, and it seems to be working. I don’t like using creams or lotions. They have too many additives that don’t need to be on your skin, like oil or fragrance. The kind I use now, I got at Sally. I can’t remember the name, but it smells like straight oranges! I love it.
No conclusive scientific evidence exists that 500 mg of vitamin C reduces the risk of some cancer in human beings. Seems that if you give enough Vitamin C to mice though it has some type of effect. But mice are not human beings, so Vitamin C may or may not play a role in reducing the risk of some cancers.
The Clincial Trials which have been conducted using high dose vitamin c has not produced encouraging results. Speculation that high doses of vitamin C can ‘cure’ cancer persist even after all scientifically controlled studies have failed to produce any evidence:
http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Cancer/c.html
There is no question that vitamin C is important to the human body, but increasing daily dosages even for cold prevention seem to have little effect when put to clinical testing:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/patient-vitaminc.html
So, drink your orange juice and eat fruits and vegetables that contain vitamin c . . and that should be plenty. A daily multivitamin can cover what you miss.
what is lymphoma cancer???That is what they are leaning toward and what does lymphoma have to do w/vitamin C???
I am not sure of the connection with the vit c, but leukemia patients are high risk for lymphoma.
http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org can give you some general information. Try not to get too involved in the info and horror stories until the diagnosis is official though. You would also need to know what type in order to read anything pertinet to his case.
When choosing a vitamin shoppe, integrity and reliability are two important considerations. Above all, you need to make your vitamin purchases from a distributor or shoppe that you can trust, one that consistently delivers products you can rely on for quality in a timely, accurate manner. This is particularly vital because were talking about vitamins for your health and wellness. http://www.minerals24.com
Duration : 28 sec
My mom has cancer and I would like to book her in for the intravenous Vit C treatments. She is unable to travel far and is currently in Largo, Florida. Can anyone advise as to who is close who can administer this treatment? Plus what steps are needed for me to arrange this? Thanks.
Her doctor should be able to arrange for this to be provided. You may be able to get it from an infusion provider.
When choosing a vitamin shoppe, integrity and reliability are two important considerations. Above all, you need to make your vitamin purchases from a distributor or shoppe that you can trust, one that consistently delivers products you can rely on for quality in a timely, accurate manner. This is particularly vital because were talking about vitamins for your health and wellness. http://www.minerals24.com
Duration : 28 sec
Besides the question of whether we need to take vitamins, there is the question of whether organic whole food vitamin supplements are superior to synthetic vitamins. As with the food we eat or any product, ingredients are what matter most. If you want ingredients that are natural, then organic supplements are the right choice for you. http://www.minerals24.com
Duration : 27 sec
When choosing a vitamin shoppe, integrity and reliability are two important considerations. Above all, you need to make your vitamin purchases from a distributor or shoppe that you can trust, one that consistently delivers products you can rely on for quality in a timely, accurate manner. This is particularly vital because were talking about vitamins for your health and wellness. http://www.minerals24.com
Duration : 28 sec
http://www.caringforguineapigs.com
A video on Guinea Pigs and Vitamin C.
Duration : 2 min 24 sec
this might sound wierd because you would think it does the opposite. but i read in this science news website where they did research and found that vitamin c might trigger tumor cell growth . It made me think if VITA C CAUSES CANCER THAN EVERTHING DOES. what is this world coming to????
IT DOESN’T!!!!!!!
A study in a recent issue of the highly respected journal Science reported that lipid hydroperoxides (rancid fat molecules) react with vitamin C to form products that could potentially harm DNA. Although the reaction of these products with DNA was not demonstrated in the study, the authors suggested that vitamin C can form genotoxins (DNA-damaging agents) from lipid hydro-peroxides, titling their paper "Vitamin C-induced decomposition of lipid hydroperoxides to endogenous genotoxins." If these reactions were to occur in the human body, vitamin C in the presence of lipid hydroperoxides could potentially enhance mutagenesis and cancer risk. Not surprisingly, the study led to a spate of alarmist media reports warning that vitamin C "can lead to cancer," "Lab study finds vitamin C dangers," and "Vitamin C pills tied to DNA risk."
Such conclusions are unwarranted for a number of reasons. The study was conducted in a test tube (in vitro) under conditions far different from the infinitely more complex conditions in cells and tissues of the human body (in vivo). While the results show some intriguing chemistry of vitamin C, they have nothing to do with biochemistry or biology, and their relevance to reactions occurring in the human body is doubtful. Many reactions of vitamin C that occur in vitro do not also occur in vivo because the physiological environment of the cell and the body contains countless substances that may also react with either vitamin C or lipid hydroperoxides. A reaction observed between two isolated substances in vitro may be "out-competed" by other, more facile reactions in a complex biological system, such as blood, a cell membrane, or the cytoplasm (the fluid inside a cell).
In living organisms, enzymes called glutathione peroxidases efficiently dispose of lipid hydroperoxides. It is important to compare the reaction rate between lipid hydroperoxides and these enzymes with the reaction rate between lipid hydroperoxides and vitamin C. This latter reaction rate was not measured in the Science study, but it was stated that "reactions were performed … for 2 hours," an extremely long time in biochemical terms. We have done some follow-up experiments and found that the rate of reaction between lipid hydroperoxides and vitamin C is indeed slow. However, enzymatic reactions between lipid hydroperoxides and glutathione peroxidases take a fraction of a second to complete, not hours!
In other studies in my laboratory, we have shown that vitamin C effectively inhibits the formation of lipid hydroperoxides in the first place and also recycles vitamin E, which likewise inhibits the formation of lipid hydroperoxides. Thus, when human plasma is exposed to oxidizing conditions, vitamin C forms the first line of antioxidant defense, and no lipid hydroperoxides can be detected. Lipid hydroperoxides begin to form only after vitamin C has been completely exhausted. Lipid hydroperoxides and vitamin C are unlikely to co-exist in human plasma in significant amounts and do not have the opportunity to react with each other, as they did in the Science paper. We are now investigating whether adding lipid hydroperoxides to human plasma leads to their decomposition, and if so, whether this process is dependent on vitamin C. Our data thus far suggest that vitamin C decreases, rather than increases, the formation of genotoxins from fats under physiologically relevant conditions.
Another criticism of the Science study is that it used a concentration of lipid hydroperoxides of 400 µM, which far exceeds any concentrations observed in the body. Studies have shown that in human blood, lipid hydroperoxides may exist in concentrations of about 10 – 40 nM, which is 10,000-fold lower than what was used in the Science experiment. In fact, I predict that any individual with 400 µM lipid hydroperoxides in their circulation or tissues would die instantly, thereby forestalling any chance for vitamin C to generate genotoxins and cause cancer!
Given these criticisms, the authors’ suggestion that vitamin C "could give rise to substantial amounts of DNA damage in vivo" is not justified. The notion that vitamin C increases cancer risk in humans contradicts hundreds of studies that have shown beneficial effects of vitamin C. Decades of clinical experience with vitamin C has demonstrated that it is not only remarkably safe, but also that, far from causing cancer, it protects against cancer. Epidemiological studies have consistently established that the intake of vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables is associated with a substantially decreased risk of many cancers. These studies do not prove that vitamin C itself lowers cancer risk, and it is likely that the observed benefits are derived from the complex mixture of vitamins, phytochemicals, and fiber present in fruits and vegetables. Nevertheless, it would be nihilistic to ignore the apparent protective effect of vitamin C while waiting for the so-called "gold standard" of clinical trials to produce useful results, particularly considering the extensive supporting evidence from biochemical and animal studies, including animal cancer experiments carried out by Linus Pauling that showed a protective effect of vitamin C.
Based on the Science study, the media enthusiastically indicted "high-" and "megadose pills" of vitamin C, as reflected by the headline "Vitamin C pills tied to DNA risk." In fact, the authors used vitamin C concentrations in their experiments that can be achieved in human plasma with a daily intake of 200 mg. Following conventional advice to consume five servings of fruits and vegetables a day easily provides 200 mg of vitamin C daily. The body does not distinguish between dietary vitamin C and supplemental vitamin C—it’s all the same substance, ascorbic acid. Thus, if vitamin C indeed caused cancer, the advice would be not only to stop taking supplements, but also to stop eating vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables—an absurd recommendation!
Many of the recent sensationalistic media reports on vitamin C have neglected to put results in the proper context, which deprives us of an appropriate perspective. An enormous amount of well-established evidence shows that vitamin C exerts numerous beneficial health effects. Vitamin C-rich foods not only lower cancer risk, but also the risk of heart disease, stroke, hypertension, cataract, and many other diseases. Therefore, the more fruits and vegetables you eat, the better off you are. If you choose to take vitamin C supplements, stick to it, as the scientific evidence indicates that you will do yourself a lot of good and certainly no harm!
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