Most glop on the skin only make money for the advertisers

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---<PA_BULUM wrote:

 

 

> I am curious about a recommendation you made in the posting

>regarding heel spurs.

 

There is another massage ointment that McGary recommends for bone

spurs. I'll see if I can remember it if you really want it. From the

sound of the rest of your post I'm NOT sure you want it.

 

>You suggested taking the vitamin C as a supplement, instead of

>applying it topically.

 

Most things applied topically do NOT do any good...

 

....no matter what the skin cream glop in the bottle makers tell you.

 

That is called " advertising " .

 

Now a few solutions applied to the skin do help.

 

I do know that many experiments were done with DMSO, which is a

super absorbant and a penetrator...

 

And when you apply it to your skin, you can taste it in your mouth

in about 4-7 seconds. That is very quick penetration.

 

....DMSO can have other things dissolved in it, and then, by the

mechanism of the DMSO the vit C would be absorbed...or the nutriants

would be aborbed, etc.

 

But those were for real bad and massive burn situations.

 

>My understanding was that some substances,

 

What are the resources of that information? I am not attacking, but

I am curious.

 

> many antioxidants specifically,

 

Which ones?

 

>are better absorbed through the skin and that the scalp, face and

>bottoms of the feet are the most permeable locations.

 

Which ones? What is the research and verification methods?

 

Now there are some sub-lingual techniques that do work that way, and

that's a different story.

 

> Does this not apply to vitamin C

 

I'm not yet clear on which authority that you got your information?

 

>or does vitamin C serve a different function when taken as a

>supplement?

 

Vitamin C has many functions, but that is not your question.

 

My question is, " what function does vitamin C have as a rub on

solution applied to the skin? "

 

None.

 

Now I am surprised that no one has asked me more important

questions, like, " what are the recommended types of Vit c? " , " What

are the recommended dosages of Vit C? " , " What are the good effects

of Vit C? " , " when are the best times to take Vit C? " , " Isn't Vit C

in large amounts useless? " blab, blab, blab...

 

I also appreciated your polite use of NLP language patterns for

elicitation of more information.

 

 

 

> Brittany