Dr. Frederick Klenner, a small town North Carolina doctor, did much of the ground-breaking clinical work with mega-doses of vitamin C back in the 1940s and 1950s, during the polio epidemic. In 1949, Dr. Klenner cured over 41 viral polio patients, mostly children, some within 72 hours!
He gave them massive doses of injected vitamin C.
None of the patients suffered any of the deformities or paralysis that plagued some polio patients. Dr. Klenner took his case records to a regional medical conference in Atlantic City, New Jersey. He was ignored. Don’t look outside the box doctors, you could lose your licenses to practice.
Mega-dose vitamin C delivered by IV at 20, 50, or 100 grams daily has been discovered to remedy many infectious diseases. It’s also had success with cancer patients and other maladies. But very few know this treatment approach even exists.
Practitioners who administer mega-dose IV vitamin C are not easy to find, and there’s probably no insurance coverage. But if you can afford the treatments, orthomolecular.org provides a directory of practitioners who deliver mega-dose IV C.
The handful of Orthomolecular MDs and Psychiatrists are marginalized and threatened so much by medical bureaucratic agencies that they are very discreet about how, where, and why they use mega-dose supplements as treatments for physical and mental illness.
After searching for that treatment for my wife while living in Austin, TX, we came up with one, a chiropractor who didn’t need to be concerned about the AMA and FDA as much as an MD would. Sessions were $100 each with several visits required. So we scratched that since there was no insurance to cover it.
Discovering Liposomal Vitamin C
Then I discovered liposomal C, which we used successfully to fake compliance with the hospital’s demand of six months to a year of antibiotics that had been forced on my wife after her operation. We continued to pick up the antibiotics without using them. She was examined after a few weeks of the liposomal C and was clear of the infection without using the antibiotics prescribed.
Dr. Thomas Levy
Liposomal vitamin C is a lipid encapsulation of ascorbic acid granules that delivers more vitamin C to cells orally than even mega-dose intravenous (IV) vitamin C.
At first, vitamin C orthomolecular physician Dr. Thomas Levy, MD, found this hard to believe, even as clinical results were being achieved.
Then he analyzed liposomal C to discover that although IV C delivers much more vitamin C into the bloodstream at one time without any bowel threshold limitations than orally ingesting vitamin C, not all of it permeates tissue cells.
It’s estimated that maybe only 20% of IV vitamin C volume gets into cells, while 90% of liposomal C permeates tissue on a cellular level. Vitamin C is water soluble, and cell walls are fatty, another reason why one needs good fats in the diet. Liposomal C is a lipid (fatty substance) encapsulating vitamin C on a molecular level.
