Chinese Medical Team Report Successful Treatment Of Coronavirus Patients With High-Dose Vitamin C

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Lipo vitamin C is the best way to take vitamin, it works better than intravenous and you only need half as much

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What are liposomes?
A liposome is a very tiny sphere comprised of an outer wall of fat (membrane) and an inner payload of any number of water-soluble substances. Of particular interest is that the liposome’s membrane is made of the same fat found in the cell membranes throughout your body: phospholipids.



Because of this, liposomes have actually been studied as artificial models of cells. However, liposomes are vastly smaller than any of the cells in your body, allowing them to pass into cells without difficulty.



What really makes the liposome so special is that can deliver its contents (nutrients) directly into the cells of your body without the consumption of energy. An added bonus, liposomes protect its contents from digestion or oxidation before the final delivery into your cells.



When a nutrient can be delivered into the cells of your body, not be degraded before delivery, and not consume energy in the process, the benefits of that nutrient can be optimized in a way that even intravenous delivery often does not match. Liposomal vitamin C is great for that reason.

What Are The Benefits Of Lypo Spheric Vitamin C?
Lypo Spheric vitamin C is no ordinary supplement. It delivers more vitamin C to where it’s needed most because of its unique structure. Lypo-spheric technology is arguably superior for the delivery of nutrients. Why is liposomal vitamin C better? Check out the reasons below.

Better absorption
Regular vitamin C does have a disadvantage making vitamin C supplementation different from other nutrients.



Much of the vitamin C you take orally, either from food or supplements, isn’t absorbed by the gut. Smaller amounts are absorbed better, e.g. if you took 100 mg, you’d absorb about 98 mg. There’s a larger “fractional absorption” amount with smaller doses.



The fractional absorption amount decreases though with larger doses. Only about 1000-1250 mg of vitamin C would be absorbed with a single 2000 mg dose. True, more total vitamin C is absorbed but it’s less efficient. To put this in perspective, a single 12,000 mg dose would only result in about 16%, or 1920 mg, of it being absorbed.

Op, i have been preaching this for 10 years liposomal vitamin c is a very powerful vitamin. I have talked to probably 100 people and maybe 6 have started taking it in the last 10 years. The rest seem to enjoy their sickness.

How to make Lipo C at home.

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You tube has a lot of vids on making your own.

This is the one I used. worked great, and much cheaper

Great, thanks for sharing

But you know what they say about leading horses to water

Um, no. High-dose vitamin C. orange juice just does not contain enough vitamin C.

Great vid on how Vit C has been used to treat ALL virus's. Amazing what they have held back from us. Well worth watching/



Last Edited by mondali2 on 03/11/2020 10:14 AM

Pharmacokenetics of vitamin C.



Vitamin C must be transported through the gut wall using transporters. There are only so many transporters available and this action requires energy. Also, there only so much time before vitamin C moves along on its merry way down your digestive tract. Once vitamin C has moved on, it’s lost its chance to be absorbed. As you can see, there are limitations to the absorption of traditional vitamin C.



Also, regular vitamin C is quickly absorbed, distributed throughout the circulation and then eventually filtered, and excreted by the kidneys.



Once taken, blood levels peak about 2 to 4 hours afterward and then drift back down to pre-supplementation (baseline) levels about 6-8 hours after that. If you want more from your regular vitamin C, several doses need to be taken throughout the day.



Needless to say, this can make oral dosing of vitamin C somewhat burdensome.



Once in your bloodstream, a portion of the vitamin C will diffuse or be actively transported from the blood into the various cells of your body such as your muscles, heart, kidneys, liver, digestive tract, your brain, eyes, etc.



Liposomal-encapsulated Ascorbic Acid: Influence on Vitamin C Bioavailability and Capacity to Protect Against Ischemia–Reperfusion Injury



It does offer antioxidant protection but the amount of vitamin C that gets into your cells is much less than the amount that’s in the bloodstream (outside your cells). Much of the vitamin C that doesn’t get absorbed by your cells will be excreted in your urine. This is why liposomes are better and lypospheric vitamin C offers greater benefits.



Being wrapped in essential phospholipids, vitamin C is absorbed like dietary fats. It is taken up by the lymphatic system with an estimated 98% efficiency. Once there, it moves from the lymphatic system into your bloodstream. Liposomes deliver more vitamin C into the circulation compared to traditional vitamin C supplements.



The circulating vitamin C-rich liposomes deliver more vitamin C to your tissues and organs. The liposomes bind to the cell membranes where they release vitamin C into your cells, effectively raising INTRA-cellular levels.



A recent clinical trial by world-renowned vitamin C expert and pharmacologist, Steve Hickey, Ph.D., showed that liposomal vitamin C was able to produce serum levels of vitamin C nearly double those thought theoretically possible with any oral form of the vitamin.



This astounding level of bioavailability not only dramatically increases the amount of vitamin C in the blood, but recent thermographic microscopy provides visible evidence that it also aids its entry into individual cells.



Even IV vitamin C has its limits in terms of raising intracellular levels of vitamin C because most of the vitamin C is still in the blood. Some of it will find its way into the cells, but not much. Studies estimate that only about 20% of the vitamin C from IV delivery gets in despite very high concentrations in the serum. Liposomal C is different.



Anecdotally, vitamin C researcher Thomas Levy has found through years of clinical experience that a much smaller oral dose of lypo spheric vitamin C (5 to 10 grams) often results in a similar clinical response as a much larger dose of vitamin C given intravenously (25 to 100 grams).

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Breaking the dose into application every 2.5 hours increases total vitC absorption.

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Just to share that Moringa has 7 times more than oranges

Something else will come along. Doom off, if we can get enough people to see the info

Last Edited by mondali2 on 03/11/2020 10:53 AM

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Related to your thread OP: Found a liposomal B complex with minerals that include selenium and zinc. I confirmed with the seller that the minerals are also liposomal. Selenium helps to prevent the virus from attaching to cells and was shown to be a deciding factor for not getting infected with Ebola. Zinc prevents the virus from replicating once inside your cells.

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Last Edited by ShortStop on 03/11/2020 11:15 AM

sounds great thanks for sharing

Will taking Turmeric Curcumin once a day compromise the Liposomal Vitamin C in any way?

I do not think so. The thing you don't want to take with Vit C is an oxident, Vit C is an anti oxident. they would tend to cancel each other out

And this is why I am not concerned about this virus.


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