vitamin c
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StoneColdNTO
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moved to the appropriate forum.....
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bodybarco said:
Any reason why you'd want to?
truck
Well-Informed
yes its safe, but I'd question weather its actually the intended use. 50-60g of C in a IV is not uncommon for some high level athletes after a game or intense training, the boddy can take it, its just the stomach with pills will get upset and send it running out the other end.by the way wait a bit after training like 2 hours to take c it could hamper your gains instead of help.
TxLonghorn
Community Veteran
We've discussed this some in the chemical section.
First off, it's not the ascorbic acid you get at the store, the body apparently wouldn't be able to handle the amounts they inject when they do this, it's sodium ascorbate. And it appears as if they also use some type of buffering agent like calcium carbonate as well. It's done via an i.v. drip. However, it looks like poliquin advises injecting this directly into the muscle that is about to be worked.
Anyways, the benefits are that the vitamin c either stimulates, or makes available more hydrogen peroxide in the body than normal, and in turn, the hyd. peroxide is able to eliminate any cancer or tumors that are in your body. It also appears that there are quite a number of people who are taking hydrogen peroxide in various ways and they seem to get this same effect, with one guy who had prostate cancer declining chemotherapy in his 70's to just take more hydrogen peroxide than he was initially taking, and in 6 months he said he was cured.
Was he really able to do this? Who knows, but it certainly has me interested in it.
Also, you might want to look into injectable carnosine, which it looks like poliquin is playing with as well.
If you find more out about it, come back and post, because this stuff is pretty cutting edge.
First off, it's not the ascorbic acid you get at the store, the body apparently wouldn't be able to handle the amounts they inject when they do this, it's sodium ascorbate. And it appears as if they also use some type of buffering agent like calcium carbonate as well. It's done via an i.v. drip. However, it looks like poliquin advises injecting this directly into the muscle that is about to be worked.
Anyways, the benefits are that the vitamin c either stimulates, or makes available more hydrogen peroxide in the body than normal, and in turn, the hyd. peroxide is able to eliminate any cancer or tumors that are in your body. It also appears that there are quite a number of people who are taking hydrogen peroxide in various ways and they seem to get this same effect, with one guy who had prostate cancer declining chemotherapy in his 70's to just take more hydrogen peroxide than he was initially taking, and in 6 months he said he was cured.
Was he really able to do this? Who knows, but it certainly has me interested in it.
Also, you might want to look into injectable carnosine, which it looks like poliquin is playing with as well.
If you find more out about it, come back and post, because this stuff is pretty cutting edge.
TxLonghorn
Community Veteran
truck said:
Why? I've heard this before, but nobody remembers why they heard it was bad. I'm curious to know why.
Warmachine
Your Girls Pay my Bills
i dont think vit c generates H2O2, thats a powerful free radical...it would cause cellular damage. Not specifically to tumor cells either.
