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

Does this mean you take 5 oz every day? Thanks,maggie

Originally posted by Amanda5
reply to post by dainoyfb

 

Thank goodness you are paying attention.I had a busy day yesterday and had soooo much energy I didn't write what I was supposed to.

The baster thingy has measurements on both sides - one side is mls. When it is full it holds 28 mls. The other side is ozs and when full holds one fluid oz.

So - to set my calculations to a more correct measure - my glass is full at five fluid ozs. Thank you for noticing my blunder and giving me the chance to correct it. Truly - I was so excited at having so much energy yesterday I just did as much as I could all day!!

Hope this helps.

Much Peace...

reply to post by maggi


The way I read it is that she takes 5oz, 4 times a day. Is this correct Amanda?

reply to post by dainoyfb


Absolutely - I make one glass at a time and it is five fluid ounces. I am aiming to drink five today as I want to heal my body. When you reach saturation level you will need to visit the toilet but I see that as a cleansing process. That is also when I stop the daily intake.

My aim is to take two full glasses each day - once I feel I am healing on an holisitic level. I will settle at one glass a day when I am not managing huge life changing stressors. I am only taking large amounts because my energy levels have been impacted on for two years. I am about to enter the stressors on a different level and I want to be in peak health.

Much Peace...

reply to post by Saltron

Yes, the sour taste is the AA that didn't fully encapsulate but can still be attached to the lipo.

reply to post by Amanda5


It's interesting to see where peoples upper dose limits are and what symptoms occur when those limits are reached. I've heard that some people experience headaches when they take very high doses as well. Thanks for the info Amanda.

I onlyhad a bad reaction very early on. Once my body got used t the extra C no more bad effects. I take 2-3 swallows a few times a day now so I go thru a lot of it with no negatives. All positive results here.

I just read that too much vitimin C can cause cataracts. Not sure if this has been covered in this thread but here's a link...

www.dailymail.co.uk...

It was originally thought the two vitamins would protect against cataracts because they are powerful antioxidants. It was supposed that they would fight the process of oxidation, which destroys cells in much the same way as rust rots a car. However, it is now believed that, in large quantities, vitamin C may actually cause oxidation by upsetting the natural balance of proteins in the eye.

Originally posted by 0rbital
I just read that too much vitimin C can cause cataracts. Not sure if this has been covered in this thread but here's a link...

www.dailymail.co.uk...

It was originally thought the two vitamins would protect against cataracts because they are powerful antioxidants. It was supposed that they would fight the process of oxidation, which destroys cells in much the same way as rust rots a car. However, it is now believed that, in large quantities, vitamin C may actually cause oxidation by upsetting the natural balance of proteins in the eye.

AND then they add this:

However Professor Yit Yang, from the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, said:

‘It is not possible to establish from this study that vitamin C caused cataracts, as there may be other factors which were not accounted for."


‘In 2010, a randomised control trial designed to investigate specifically for causative effect of high-dose vitamin C did not find one.’

Here we have a report that supports Vitamin C for the eye:

“We found that cells in the retina need to be 'bathed' in relatively high doses of vitamin C, inside and out, to function properly,” said Henrique von Gersdorff, Ph.D., a senior scientist at OHSU's Vollum Institute and a co-author of the study. “Because the retina is part of the central nervous system, this suggests there's likely an important role for vitamin C throughout our brains, to a degree we had not realized before.”

Source

And we have this:

Decreased vitamin C levels in the lens of the eye have been associated with increased severity of cataracts in humans. Some, but not all, studies have observed increased dietary vitamin C intake (34, 35) and increased blood levels of vitamin C (36, 37) to be associated with decreased risk of cataracts. In general, those studies that have found a relationship suggest that vitamin C intake may have to be higher than 300 mg/day for a number of years before a protective effect can be detected.

Linus Pauling Institute

Conclusion: Their study may be flawed.

reply to post by Julie Washington




This is always what I find is the problem. There are always contradictions either way and in the end who do we believe?

Originally posted by 0rbital
reply to post by Julie Washington

 

This is always what I find is the problem. There are always contradictions either way and in the end who do we believe?

well, we need Vit C, because unlike many mammals, our own bodies do not produce it. If you don't get Vit C, you get scurvy.

Then if you go to the very 1st page of this thread, there is a link to the story about the man that was on life support, ready to die, leukemia, pneumonia, lungs filled with fluid..... basically he was done for, until his kids and wife started giving him the Liposomal Vit C and he made a complete recovery and is back working.

Then all the work with Vit C that Linus Pauling did that win him the Nobel in Chemistry

I really don't need any more convincing other then those 3 points.

Also I don't take "scientific studies" too serious, until a significant time has lapsed that proves them to be legit. I remember they use to say 8-12 glasses of water a day, but I always drank only when thirsty. Then, recently a study comes out and says, "drink when thirsty" and that's it..... They can't make their minds up

Originally posted by 0rbital
reply to post by Julie Washington

 

This is always what I find is the problem. There are always contradictions either way and in the end who do we believe?

Dominicus is right.

Who do we believe? Nobel Prize winner chemist Linus Pauling.

reply to post by shagreen heart

I began taking two tablespoons of the LVC (liposomal vitamin c) in the morning and evening, at least 15 minutes before meals (or three hours after a meal). I have since moved up to eight tablespoons with no negative effects. The consideration though is not getting too much vitamin C, but rather getting a toxic effect because of bacteria being killed off. If you take a dose and feel worse, cut back on the amount you are taking. You can try upping the dose later.

reply to post by broli


I add xylitol as a sweetener. It has the added benefit of being able to break up some bio-films which store bacteria. I have some concern that the alcohol in vanilla extract might damage the lipid spheres. I suppose that could be removed with a little heat and open air.

reply to post by acesup67


The reason for using distilled water is purity. Whatever is in the water goes into the liposomes and whatever is in the liposomes goes directly into your blood stream, bypassing the digestive system. Since there are reports of prescription drugs being in tap water, I'm sticking with distilled water.

reply to post by fictitious


Serrapeptase is a fibrin-buster and was found to improve fertility in a study monitoring its effectiveness against clogged arteries. Fallopian tubes can be obstructed by fibrin. I am not aware of any negative effects from serrapeptase.

So i received my liquid sunflower lecithin for the azure place today. Good timing too as i just ran out of my last batch. So i made a new batch this afternoon, followed the same formula except that i used 2 tablespoons of the sunflower lecithin instead of 3 that you would use with the soy. Everything else was the same, dissolved 1 tablespoon vita c in 1.5 cups water, put in blender, added the 2 tablespoons of sunflower lecithin and blended for about 5 minutes.

everything looked good and blended, put in the sonicator and sonicated for a little over 30 minutes, almost all of the bubbles were gone. Put it in my jar and put it in the fridge and after a couple of hours it looked like this.....

image

does it look OK???? is this normal for the liquid sunflower lecithin?? if not any ideas what i did wrong?

reply to post by blackangel13


My solution does not have any solids. I also have no foam - at least negligible - hardly any. Your solution should not have any solids.

I find soaking the lecithin helps - I learned that via another person. While the ascorbic acid is dissolving in the half cup of water the lecithin granules are softening in a full cup of water.

By the time the ascorbic acid is fully dissolved the lecithin is really soft and I use the whizz stick for maybe ten seconds and it is smooth. Then I add them to the ultrasonic unit for six minutes.

I want to add (because I forgot) that when I started to up my dosage each day it was because I could feel a huge cold sore coming up. I upped the liposomal vitamin c and the cold sore went away - my lip was dry and cracked and then it split and I could feel the round lump - it went no further - went away!

I would encourage everyone to keep making their liposomal vitamin c and keep working at getting the solution right and then just chug - quaff - guzzle - imbibe and get it into your body - to get you well and/or to keep you well. This vitamin is awesome!!!

blackangel13 - would you like me to post some photographs?

Much Peace...

Originally posted by 1Being
reply to post by fictitious

 

Serrapeptase is a fibrin-buster and was found to improve fertility in a study monitoring its effectiveness against clogged arteries. Fallopian tubes can be obstructed by fibrin. I am not aware of any negative effects from serrapeptase.

Thanks for the tip. I've never heard of that. I appreciate it!

Originally posted by blackangel13
So i received my liquid sunflower lecithin for the azure place today. Good timing too as i just ran out of my last batch. So i made a new batch this afternoon, followed the same formula except that i used 2 tablespoons of the sunflower lecithin instead of 3 that you would use with the soy. Everything else was the same, dissolved 1 tablespoon vita c in 1.5 cups water, put in blender, added the 2 tablespoons of sunflower lecithin and blended for about 5 minutes.

everything looked good and blended, put in the sonicator and sonicated for a little over 30 minutes, almost all of the bubbles were gone. Put it in my jar and put it in the fridge and after a couple of hours it looked like this.....

image

does it look OK???? is this normal for the liquid sunflower lecithin?? if not any ideas what i did wrong?

That doesn't look good. I would caution you from taking that.

I was a little confused with your recipe. Did you not mix the sunflower lecithin with distilled water first?

And the recipe is 1 Tablespoon of Vit C in 1/2 cup of water.

reply to post by Julie Washington


I had posted a page back or so that I was a little confused on some different variables I had been seeing as far as wether to soak and/or heat the lecithin before adding in the dissolved vita c. Basically using the soy lecithin granules I was putting 1 tablespoon of the vita c in the 1.5 cups of water and letting it dissolve and then adding the 3 tablespoons of soy lecithin and blending it for 5+ minutes before sonicating. Doing it that way seemed to working out ok.

So I followed the same steps when I got the liquid sunflower lecithin but used 2 instead if 3 tablespoons and that's how it turned out......

ETA this is the post I'm referring too www.abovetopsecret.com...