Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies

October 2, 2003

Hello Roger,

Almost all of us prefer natural sources of all vitamins when we can

get enough in our diets from natural sources to do the job.

Unfortunately, most foods and diets are of poor quality due to many

reasons, so that is not possible or feasable in a lot of cases.

Also to correct a problem usually requires that you take a very large

dose in relation to an amount needed for maintanence of health.

To take a large amount of a vitamin usually requires that we take

whatever is best that is available in the large dosages.

Ascorbic acid is a prime example. Ascorbic acid is vitamin C. It does

have a vitamin C complex that works together with vitamin C that

makes it better. (All vitamins work in synergy with each other.)

If one were to take 10 grams a day to correct a chronic condition it

probably is not feasable to take it in complex, but rather in one of

the simpler ascorbates forms.

If one requires 100,000 mgs of vitamin C a day for a few days to kill

some virus or correct some other serious condition, it becomes even

more necessary to use a pharmacuetical grade asscorbate because now

you are talking about getting it in your body via IV transmission.

We have hundreds of articles in our archives about vitamin C, most

with reference links for you to read.

There are also many links on our links page to sites with much, much

information about this vitamin.

There is so much important information written about vitamin C, that

in an email it would be impossible to cover any signifigant amount to

do it justice.

If you are new to all this, the right place to start is in the basics

such as provided in our links.

regards,

Frank

, " roger "

<mercies@c...> wrote:

> Hi Alobar--

>

> I must confess that I am a real beginner at all this. Can you

likewise,

> please post the scientific research links about what you know and

believe

> about the ascorbic acid? Thanks.

>

> I just have difficulty seeing the need for laboratory created

anything, if

> in fact the real thing is so readily available in nature ... which

I don't

> know either!

>

> Regards/Roger, in Bangkok

>

> Alobar [alobar@b...]

> Wednesday, 01 October, 2003 9:10 AM

>

> Re: Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic

acid

> studies

>

> I do wish you would back up those statements with links to

> real research. I have been wrong in the past, and probably will be

> wrong in the future, but without substantive evidence I sure am not

going to

> throw out I believe to be real about ascorbic acid.

>

> Alobar

>

> -

> " wingsofsong " <wingsofsong>

>

> Tuesday, September 30, 2003 6:35 PM

> Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic

acid studies

>

> > Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies-

> >

> > I read an article the other day that really explained the

> negative

> > controversy over vit. C & ascorbic acid in the Pure Planet

newsletter.

> > I couldn't find the article on their site at

> >

October 15, 2003

Elaine,

Where did you get this article? I love it! I would like to use it in my monthly health

newsletter and would need to know the source. Please let me know,

ok?

I have been telling this to people for

years, but nobody believes me! Purchased vitamin C pills are only one

part of the “real” vitamin C, which has nine parts. You create a chemical imbalance in

your body when you take a vit. C pill, because where

are the other eight parts? Your

body doesn’t know how to use a vit. C pill

because it’s not a whole food.

So it puts a lot of stress on your whole body, and your body will take

stuff like minerals, enzymes and protein from inside your bones, your tissues and your organs

to try to process that supplement. You are doing more harm than good

with isolated nutrients.

Carol

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Elaine [mem121]

Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies-

March 26, 2004

That's why they're called " supplements. " If you're worried that you're only

taking a fragment of Vitamin C when you take it in pill form, simply see to it

that you take your C together with whole foods, containing C in its natural

form. The idea is to magnify the effects of Vitamin C, while consuming small

amounts of wholesome food. I never take vitamins without eating quality foods

along with them.

JP

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Carol Minnick

Wednesday, October 15, 2003 4:16 AM

RE: Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies

Elaine,

Where did you get this article? I love it! I would like to use it in my

monthly health newsletter and would need to know the source. Please let me

know, ok?

I have been telling this to people for years, but nobody believes me!

Purchased vitamin C pills are only one part of the " real " vitamin C, which has

nine parts. You create a chemical imbalance in your body when you take a vit. C

pill, because where are the other eight parts? Your body doesn't know how to

use a vit. C pill because it's not a whole food. So it puts a lot of stress on

your whole body, and your body will take stuff like minerals, enzymes and

protein from inside your bones, your tissues and your organs to try to process

that supplement. You are doing more harm than good with isolated nutrients.

Carol

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www.bluegreensolutions.com

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Elaine [mem121]

Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies-

August 28, 2004

The other 8 parts of the C complex are in the food you eat. You should always eat food, when you take vitamins.

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Carol Minnick

Wednesday, October 15, 2003 5:16 AM

RE: Outcome of Vit.C/ascorbic acid studies

Elaine,

Where did you get this article? I love it! I would like to use it in my monthly health newsletter and would need to know the source. Please let me know, ok?

I have been telling this to people for years, but nobody believes me! Purchased vitamin C pills are only one part of the “real” vitamin C, which has nine parts. You create a chemical imbalance in your body when you take a vit. C pill, because where are the other eight parts? Your body doesn’t know how to use a vit. C pill because it’s not a whole food. So it puts a lot of stress on your whole body, and your body will take stuff like minerals, enzymes and protein from inside your bones, your tissues and your organs to try to process that supplement. You are doing more harm than good with isolated nutrients.

Carol

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www.bluegreensolutions.com

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Elaine [mem121]

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