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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Why did they ignore the role of Vitamin D? Study after study shows higher the D the lower the risk of Breast cancer!

Marten's avatar

Hear ya, that's why I'm taking 20,000 UI of vitaminD EVERY DAY !!!!

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Seems excessive. I take 5,000 iu's daily with Vit K and maintain a blood value of 70 ng's. Have your blood value of D tested. If you have kidney or liver issues you may have other problems and you need a physician. My view.

Marten's avatar

And sometime, 30,000 IU Just saying

Justin Santo Domingo's avatar

Vaccine manufacturers, most “doctors(technicians)”, and public “health” administrators are diabolical genocidal totalitarians, without any regard for human life. The MIC is something to be avoided, because they are the plague.

Deep Dive's avatar

Nic,

What is amazing about this study is that it included sub-optimal doses of i.v. vitamin C but, even when those less-promising doses were utilized, they still found 44% less mortality risk.

Perhaps the most-promising i.v. regimen is 3-4 days per week (every other day, if possible) and to administer at least 750 mg/kg, wait one hour, and then administer at least 250 mg/kg, providing for a plasma concentration that remains -- for 4 straight hours -- at 24 mM or above.

Cancer does not have much chance of surviving at a persistent plasma concentration of 24 mM or more (because of having lower catalase enzyme, prolonged exposure to the H2O2 that vitamin C produces is very toxic to the cancer cells).

Loveohio's avatar

Read: Curing the Incurable by Dr Thomas E Levy ( it’s about Vitamin C)

DandD's avatar

The question is: will the randomized controlled trials ever take place?

Jim Dandy's avatar

Nope! Too expensive. That would show that it works. Would hurt the chemo industry. They'll use the excuse it's immoral to try.

But there is a long history of success (70+ years). And you can get similar results with lysosomal vitamin C, which can be made at home and ingested.

DandD's avatar

Can you point me to some literature about that?

Jlbcreation65's avatar

My friend was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer and did mistletoe injections and vitamin C iv along with chemo. He died about 15 months from diagnosis so maybe that was a good result?

Reverend Cynthia Snavely's avatar

Thank you Brother , praying for All Ya'll.

Hurricane60's avatar

Just looked at one of your tables in the article. How are you calculating your percentages? It seems you are using a form of a relative risk calculation.