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Originally posted by RealSpoke
Where is the proof that this works any better than normal C?
edit on 1-6-2012 by RealSpoke because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Where is the proof that this works any better than normal C?
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Where is the proof that this works any better than normal C?
"Proof? We ain't got no proof. We don't need no proof! I don't have to show you any stinkin' proof!"
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by spoor
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Where is the proof that this works any better than normal C?
"Proof? We ain't got no proof. We don't need no proof! I don't have to show you any stinkin' proof!"
How about I make some for you. You try it out, and report your results here. Challenge on.
Des
Originally posted by newcovenant
reply to post by dominicus
No you can't OD on vitamin C. Like the poster above me says...you pee it out. I am waiting to hear from someone who has tried this concoction and can confirm what the OP claims. I wonder why you can't just take C crystals and lecithin separately and get the same effect? Maybe it is a similar effect but becomes stretched out over time and perhaps with this method it is shot into the system quickly and so becomes effective right away?
I know lecithin itself is a undervalued protein removed from cereals and sold in vitamin form while synthetic lecithin is replaced for the real. Many people say this synthetic form is inadequate and humans suffer the loss of it in cereals without ever really recognizing it.
Originally posted by azbowhunter
reply to post by MegaMind
What was the dosage you drank from the completed concoction?
Originally posted by concernedUScitizen
Good afternoon Ats,
I just wanted to post what I bought in preperation of making this Liposomal Vit. C.
UltraSonic Cleaner $6.00
Ebay Listing
Soy Lecithin Granules
Ascorbic Acid Powder
So what do you guys think of this setup? Thanks
Originally posted by seeker11
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.
Originally posted by TiM3LoRd
Well obviously.
It boosts the immune system into overdrive. it might get carried away and think the fetus a foreign parasite and attack it. Since a baby has roughly 50/50 mother/father DNA.
Look if your pregnant dont take a normal dose take a half dose or normal Vitamin C.
This is pretty interesting as I have been experimenting with drinking lime juice everyday for the last 4 or 5 weeks. Vitamin C certainly does improve the immune system that is not snake oil. the delivery system is pure genius, I wonder what other beneficial vitamins can be absorbed like this?
The scientists who conducted the research, Samborskaia and Ferdman came to the conclusion that high doses of Ascorbic Acid appeared to increase estrogen levels which contributed to the interruption of an otherwise normal pregnancy. 20 women who approached doctors requesting an abortion participated in the study. Research was conducted by ob/gyn L.I. Ivanyuta. The women ranged from 20 to 40 years of age. The article does not say if a positive pregnancy test was obtained from the participating women. We also don't know how much ascorbic acid the women were given. They did however measure estrogen levels before and after treatment with ascorbic acid, finding that estrogen levels were higher after taking the ascorbic acid. Of the 20 women, 16 began menstrual type bleeding within 1 to 3 days from administration of ascorbic acid.
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!
Originally posted by dominicus
I buy non-gmo Lecithin from Now products and pure vit c powder. Together they cost like 20 some odd bucks. The lecithin is like a waxy polysaccharide from soy, that has its own benefits. So i put a few tablespoons of the lecithin in boiling water, at the same time in cold distilled water i dissolve a tablespoon of vit c powder. Then the 2 fluids go in a blender for about 5 mins.
After that, the mixture goes into an ultrasonic jewellery cleaner i purchased new for about 25 bucks. The action of the ultrasonic basically allows the lecithin to coat the vit c. I sonically treat it for 30 minutes and end up w about 2 cups worth. I take 1.5 tablespoons 2 times a day so the 2 cups is about 2-3 weeks worth.
Tastes like sour milk, but not as bad. More like lemon juice mixed w cream. I chase w a glass of water