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

Originally posted by reficul
reply to post by Iwinder

 

public forum!

You are very correct in that statement I could not agree more with you, please post something pertaining to the topic besides Zombies and overdosing on vitamin C.

Just try to post on topic, if the topic is of no interest to you then move along to anywhere you like.
Please don't ruin it for the rest of us here whom are truly interested in the OP's thread.
Regards, Iwinder

Heat one cup of distilled water in a ceramic coated or stainless steel pan on
your stove (do not heat it in a microwave oven) until almost boiling.
Pour the water into your blender and add three level tablespoons of lecithin and
blend until all of the lecithin is totally dissolved in the water.
In one cup of cold distilled water, dissolve one level tablespoon of ascorbic
acid. Make sure it is totally dissolved, very important!
Add the ascorbic acid mixture to the lecithin mixture and blend well.
Pour the mixture into the ultrasonic cleaner and turn it on. Stir frequently.
The cleaner will turn itself off about every two minutes or so. You continue to
stir frequently and turn the cleaner back on until ALL of the foam is gone.
Repeat: Continue to stir and turn the cleaner back on until ALL OF THE FOAM IS
GONE!! This will take about 30 minutes or so. When done you will have a mix that
is about the color of milk. There will be some settling but shouldn't be much,
less than 5% of the mix or so.

When done, pour mix into a reseal able GLASS jar and store in your refrigerator.


Take one teaspoon full of mix once a day.

You can experiment with this amount after you have taken it for awhile to see
how it effects you.

Take on an empty stomach and wait at least 15 minutes before eating anything.

Many take it in the morning before breakfast.

It is really sour tasting so many chase it with water to get the taste out of
the mouth.

where does the vitamin C come into play here?

reply to post by Iwinder


humor is the best medicine!
lighten up! the op was a positive story for the person!

Thanks dominicus,
Already have the US cleaner, so will be buying the lecithin & vitamin C tomorrow.
Certainly can't do any harm to try and as a smoker, my vitamin C levels must be on the floor so I'm going to try this.



...eta:
proper distilled water is surprisingly difficult to buy in the UK without going online, so I'm going to substitute with Evian, which is very low in dissolved solids & costs about the same.
For anyone thinking of using de-ionized water... DON'T! It's teeming with bacteria & viruses & will very likely give you diarrhoea, or worse eek!

I don't have an ultrasonic cleaner. Is it essential to the success of this supplement, or can I use something else instead?

...if you don't have a "sonic cleaner" or don't have the time in your busy day to cook up a batch.....
just mail $9.99 plus shipping and handling and we will send you a full 2 month supply of this wonder all natural life saving product...your hair will look 30 years younger and your friend's wive's won't be able to stop touching you.
Act now....before cynics like this guy show up to say..."sick 80yr old grandma mows 40acres in 2 hours! wow! where can I get some of this!?"

Beat on the guy who said this sounds like an infomercial.......but it sure does.

reply to post by WhiteHat


Yes, it is absolutely essential. Honestly though, these things are dirt-cheap on Amazon, with free shipping. If you are optimistic at all about the outcome of trying this, it costs less than a month of internet service - so why not get what you need to do it right, and give it a try?

Thanks for the quick reply; I found something on ebay already. I'm going to try it.

Originally posted by Iwinder
Good information and I have passed this on to my wife to digest.

She is more into the health thing and I am sure we will be enjoying the pleasures of this shortly.
S&F
Regards, Iwinder

Pregnant or trying to get pregnant ladies beware. Copious amounts of Vit C can (not always, but has been known to) disrupt the process of pregnancy enough to cause a miscarriage.

I'd love to try making this myself but alas I do not have the funds to purchase one of those cleaning machines...at least not this month or the next. But star & flag for future reference.

reply to post by Six6Six


Im sorry but are you trying your best to be inflammatory or are you just like this all the time,why dont you go watch the vid of the child saying no homo's should get into heaven to take your mind off dissing the canadians....i do beleive most people would rather be stuck in a lift with a "worm like canadian" than than scum that applaud the religious indoctrination of children!

"Where does the Vitamin C come into play here?"

The ascorbic acid is Vitamin C.

OP, thanks muchly for this information. Sounds great!

Originally posted by signalfire
"Where does the Vitamin C come into play here?"

The ascorbic acid is Vitamin C.

OP, thanks muchly for this information. Sounds great!

edit on 31-5-2012 by signalfire because: (no reason given)

Good to know.
Thanks.

reply to post by Iwinder


The guy/gal had a valid question. "is too much vitamin c toxic?"

It's valid because there is such a thing as Hypervitaminosis, or "vitamin overdose". This is mainly applied to fat soluble vitamins. Water soluble vitamins such as Vitamin C might cause a little diarrhea when too much is consumed, but that's about it. It just flushes right on out!

Originally posted by DevolutionEvolvd
reply to post by Iwinder

 

The guy/gal had a valid question. "is too much vitamin c toxic?"

It's valid because there is such a thing as Hypervitaminosis, or "vitamin overdose". This is mainly applied to fat soluble vitamins. Water soluble vitamins such as Vitamin C might cause a little diarrhea when too much is consumed, but that's about it. It just flushes right on out!

Thanks for that information, so an overdose of vitamin C is nothing to stress over.

What about the Zombies?
Regards, Iwinder

Originally posted by Iwinder

Originally posted by reficul
reply to post by Iwinder

 

public forum!

You are very correct in that statement I could not agree more with you, please post something pertaining to the topic besides Zombies and overdosing on vitamin C.

Just try to post on topic, if the topic is of no interest to you then move along to anywhere you like.
Please don't ruin it for the rest of us here whom are truly interested in the OP's thread.
Regards, Iwinder

I agree with you on the zombies, but it would be neglectful to not discuss the possibility of too much vitamin c as the entire idea of this is to absord 93% vitamin c as opposed to the 19% your stomach would normally absorb.

Just because something is a vitamin, does not mean you can ignore any possible adverse affects.

So that is a pertinent angle.

Having said that, I cannot afford one of those ultrasonic cleaners, but I did purchase some vit c and a 1.5 litre of grapefruit juice with some soy lethicin, and just spent about half an hour blending and shaking up a frothy concoction.

Gathering from the taste, I would assume most of it was encapsulated as I could barely taste any citrus. And it was actually rather pleasant.

But I guess I shall see how it goes, anything from here would be an improvement given I've not had a cold in almost 10 years, this one is knocking me for a six.

Either way, the vitc dose should still do some good even if it does require a lot more encapsulation...

Originally posted by Iwinder

Originally posted by DevolutionEvolvd
reply to post by Iwinder

 

The guy/gal had a valid question. "is too much vitamin c toxic?"

It's valid because there is such a thing as Hypervitaminosis, or "vitamin overdose". This is mainly applied to fat soluble vitamins. Water soluble vitamins such as Vitamin C might cause a little diarrhea when too much is consumed, but that's about it. It just flushes right on out!

Thanks for that information, so an overdose of vitamin C is nothing to stress over.

What about the Zombies?
Regards, Iwinder

If you can find a way to overdose on zombies, I don't think vit c toxicity is an issue.

Anyhoo, In regards to the ultrasonic cleaner, all that does is really emulsify the lecithin and vit c. I cannot see why constant shaking / blending would not achieve close results. It might certainly make the process a lot shorter, but it's really just vibrating the liquid very fast.. then again I'm sure if it was not really required, it would be more known.. everything I've seen says to use one of those things.

One video I saw detailing the process said that you should not taste any citric acid in the emulsified end result. What I ended up with was very foamy, very milky and had very little citrus taste, using a combination of vitamin C and grapefruit juice with the lecithin.

Bit worried about the grapefruit juice however, as it inhibits a specific enzyme in the liver which can cause other medications to eb potentiated.

I was interested in this this,then I read the instructions....my god who the hell can be bothered with all that just for vitamin c.You must be able to buy it ready done?

Originally posted by paperface
I was interested in this this,then I read the instructions....my god who the hell can be bothered with all that just for vitamin c.You must be able to buy it ready done?

You should watch the video - Really it's just dumping a few things into a few other things, and then dumping all into something and stirring. If that's too hard...really? Remind me never to taste your cooking.

Originally posted by paperface
I was interested in this this,then I read the instructions....my god who the hell can be bothered with all that just for vitamin c.You must be able to buy it ready done?

There's a helluva difference between ultrasonically blasted and shaken, not stirred. I'm as poor as a churchmouse but just got a job offer today (YAY!) and I just ordered the supplies from Amazon. This sounds like a really great idea. I already take lecithin capsules and swear by them. They have great memory, anti-aging and verbal recall effects, and I think the combination of lecithin and vitamin C is genius. Linus Pauling was called the smartest man of the 20th Century for his work on Vitamin C.

Small plug: a good source for the supplements would be purebulk.com. Very pure ingredients, good prices and very fast shipping. No relation to them, just live nearby and know of their reputation.

Thanks again, OP, I'm in your debt. Hearing about this is as good as the job offer I got today... I have family members besides myself who I think could really benefit from this.

Really?
The ultrasound helps coat the vitamin C with Lecithin.
Someone please explain to me how this jewelry cleaner ultra sound thingy assists
above or beyond a normal chemical reaction.
jewelry cleaner ultra sound thingy


molecular structure of lethicin


vitamin C