I make my own liposomal vit C. This stuff is frickin AMAZING!!!!!

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Hi Red Cairo,

Here I am just waiting for my lecithin to dissolve and wondering if it will eventually have an effect on my psoriasis....

And here you are talking about it....


How long have you been taking Liposomal C...? (Before the Keratosis Pilaris started receding)

I could also stand to be a "bit" nicer, happier and more energetic....my kind of side effect....

I'm seeing some positive effects but am waiting to see if there is progress or is this just a false start....

I'm confusing the issue by experimenting simultaneously with Nootropics...I am currently trying a stack consisting of Piracetam, Pramiracetam, and Noopept...

I am experiencing positive mood changes, increased vigour and energy, and memory enhancement....

I don't know what state can be attributed to what substance...

(I feel somewhat like one of the Stooges whipping up some kitchen chemicals and clubbing myself on the head to kick start the process)

Regarding your larger UC idea....this one 79.99 from Harbor Freight makes me wonder if its too heavy and clumsy for our needs; though, this is where the turkey baster may work....or does the whole process get to fussy...?

I'm going back to your response to my first post and try to address your points....

Tarasco

Originally posted by RedCairo

After some research I find that I'm biased towards the somewhat more heavy duty Cleaners like this
www.harborfreight.com...

That looks great. When I get more spendable cash I think I might get one like that. (Though that one has 'sealing' complaints in the reviews, I noticed.) Mine was $30 but it makes 16oz basically. I think $80 for 85oz sounds good.

The smaller $30.00 units are mostly low powered ... in reading the reviews I find that there can be a problem with overheating and burning out the integrated circuits ...

Mine hasn't failed yet but then I haven't been doing this very long. I do notice that already it seems like not all the foam is diminishing as well as initially, the encapsulation with some 'extra' lecithin also seems to be becoming a little more common in my mixes despite I make them the same and measure both water and ingredients to the gram, but I'm not sure if that's related to the machine or not.

If your Lysosomal process hasn't changed at all then perhaps the electronics have a problem....is your UC a three minute or eight minute cycle...? How many cycles do you do...?

How many times have you used it for lysosoming...?

1. How difficult is it to remove the lysosome'd C from the Ultrasonic Cleaner after preparation...? I worry about the liquid seeping into the electronics when pouring the mixture out....

In mine (little $30), the metal well for this seems well sealed, by which I mean I don't notice any slight cracks around where it is nested which might result in internal leaks once one began pouring out from it. However I did notice it looks like some bare leak happened in the soft-plastic control panel even though I can see no opening to that. Note that the 'off' button on my machine does not work at all and never did. Since I can unplug it I didn't consider that all that big a problem.

There is no spout, and the wells do not come out. So you literally have to pick up the entire machine, keeping the lid open of course, and dump the entire contents out.

I have no trouble pouring out the contents, I find....but I make sure to wipe it dry just in case the seam between the stainless steel tub and the outer case has failed somewhere along the circumference.....

Would the larger machine be just too awkward to lift and pour the mix into a large pitcher/container...? Or...would a turkey baster work to draw out the mix...? How do the smaller units work in this regard...?

I thought of the baster idea, it'd leave a lot in the well. Looking at the picture of the $79 one you ref'd, comparison to the plug which is a standard size, I'd say it's unlikely it'll be a problem. Weight would be the only issue, and unless it's made of lead, gold or volcanic ash, something that size is probably not going to be THAT heavy. And I'm a woman so if I'm not afraid of it...

Volcanic ash....interesting look for an Ultrasonic Cleaner...will go well with my Mexican Metate...

2. Has anyone tried combining CoQ10 powder in the mix...? It's a fat soluble substance so perhaps the question answers itself....though I'd be interested in your experience....

Now, I don't know how lecithin would react when combined with some kind of oil. (I actually wondered how it would react when combined with other non-harmful to health and even beneficial solvents such as DMSO, which might put some substances into solution that water can't.) I haven't been able to find much on that but haven't done much searching I admit. But anything that is not water soluble is not likely to work with the lecithin+water approach this particular DIY

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So much for adding CoQ10....

By the way...I have just stumbled on an analogue which sounds promising as an adjunct to CoQ10...Idebenone..... Not water soluble but still interesting with added benefits....[urlsmart-drugs.net...= [/url]
I'm tempted to buy some Idebenone and add to my LipC...I'm thinking that mixing up the Idebenone with the lecithin will allow it to gain access to the cells....this will be in the lecithin nano capsule, itself, not with the aqueous C inside the nano capsule

I'm currently taking Ubiquinol 50mg x 2, NADH 10 mg x 1

I still don't know if I'm doing the tech side of posting properly yet....so it's time to take a look

edit on 7-7-2013 by RedCairo because: forgot to remove a quote

Red Cairo....

Re: liposomes and CoQ10

I just stumbled on this.... CoQ10 is a crystalline powder that is insoluble in water. Absorption follows the same process as that of lipids and the uptake mechanism appears to be similar to that of vitamin E, another lipid-soluble nutrient. This process in the human body involves the secretion into the small intestines of pancreatic enzymes and bile that facilitate emulsification and micelle formation that is required for the absorption of lipophilic substances.[14] Food intake (and the presence of lipids) stimulates bodily biliary excretion of bile acids and greatly enhances the absorption of CoQ10. Exogenous CoQ10 is absorbed from the small intestinal tract and is best absorbed if it is taken with a meal. Serum concentration of CoQ10 in fed condition is higher than in fasting conditions.[15][16] ]CoQ10 nano

It confirms what I was speculating...there may be some usefulness in combining the CoQ10 with the C and Lecithin...tho one wonders how much might be available...

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