There is no bloody search on there so it was probably a lucky accident I fell on an oldish article re Vit C but there are others listed on there (interestingly there is one saying large amounts of Vit C were sent to Wuhan suggesting the Chinese are using Vit C for the Rona)
Here's a personal story of someone taking mega dose 30g for 40 years. (There are also other stories on there worth reading. As it makes clear, individuals differ and often a tolerance has to be built up. If you get loose stools you are taking to much at once and need to drop back (maybe take smaller doses more often). The stool state is the key to your personal level.)
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*"(OMNS August 9, 2020) I am 78 years old, and have been taking 30,000 mg/day of vitamin C for over 40 years. And I do not get sick! ...."
(If your tablets are 'high dose' 1000mg (1g) he's taking the equivalent of 30 a day. Gawd, I struggled to fit in 12g as had to do it around eating but I'm sure if I'd doubled the dose I'd have shit myself to death (I'm only 4'10" so got a little stomach haha)
and on and on. Loads of stuff on treating viruses with mega doses.
You might also want to look at the benefits of sodium ascorbate vs ascorbic acid as one might suit you better. There is an article on there by Dr Susanne Humpries re treating whooping cough with high dose Vit C (sodium ascorbate). I had whooping cough as an infant and often wonder if that left long term issues.
The docs on there believe they can cure most things with high dose vits, preferably intravenously but oral ingestion still works well it just takes longer.
That should give you plenty to read and research and hopefully you'll find things to help you. Man, it's a crappy site though. :)
Found it! Well sort of. It was somewhere on this site, I'm sure it was in the resources but at the moment that is taken up by Covid stuff
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/index.shtml
There is no bloody search on there so it was probably a lucky accident I fell on an oldish article re Vit C but there are others listed on there (interestingly there is one saying large amounts of Vit C were sent to Wuhan suggesting the Chinese are using Vit C for the Rona)
Here's a personal story of someone taking mega dose 30g for 40 years. (There are also other stories on there worth reading. As it makes clear, individuals differ and often a tolerance has to be built up. If you get loose stools you are taking to much at once and need to drop back (maybe take smaller doses more often). The stool state is the key to your personal level.)
Quote:
*"(OMNS August 9, 2020) I am 78 years old, and have been taking 30,000 mg/day of vitamin C for over 40 years. And I do not get sick! ...."
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v16n41.shtml
(If your tablets are 'high dose' 1000mg (1g) he's taking the equivalent of 30 a day. Gawd, I struggled to fit in 12g as had to do it around eating but I'm sure if I'd doubled the dose I'd have shit myself to death (I'm only 4'10" so got a little stomach haha)
Questions re dosing and how to take:
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v14n12.shtml
Database shows no deaths from mega dosing of any vit, or alternate medicine treatments:
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v17n06.shtml
Vit C helping chronic kidney disease:
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v15n18.shtml
High dose Vit C in pregnancy and childbirth:
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v16n35.shtml
and on and on. Loads of stuff on treating viruses with mega doses.
You might also want to look at the benefits of sodium ascorbate vs ascorbic acid as one might suit you better. There is an article on there by Dr Susanne Humpries re treating whooping cough with high dose Vit C (sodium ascorbate). I had whooping cough as an infant and often wonder if that left long term issues.
The docs on there believe they can cure most things with high dose vits, preferably intravenously but oral ingestion still works well it just takes longer.
That should give you plenty to read and research and hopefully you'll find things to help you. Man, it's a crappy site though. :)
whoo hoo ! thanks.