: CSVit C
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I get my vit c from here
http://www.vitamincfoundation.org/
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From: Kathy Tankersley
:35 PM
Subject: CSVit C
Hello, I am looking for a good Vit C to use, anyone out have a good one that
you use?
Thank you Paul.
Thanks Dee and PT for straightening out my mistake. Now i understand Vit
C neutralizes iodine. Will adjust timing of my intake of iodine to mid morning
then.
Melly
Yes I did Google it but quite frankly, I didn't understand the differences. Do
you know about nascent iodine, which is the one I have? I used to have Iodoral
but found it too expensive. dee
On 22 Feb 2010, at 21:21, Craig Chamberlin wrote:
Hi Dee,
Did you google SSKI?
SSKI is a
Hi Dee,
No I do not.
Kind regards,
Craig
Yes I did Google it but quite frankly, I didn't understand the differences. Do
you know about nascent iodine, which is the one I have? I used to have Iodoral
but found it too expensive. dee
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SSKI is the one that Mercola advocates over Lugols so I would trust that. I
use Nascent Iodine which is supposed to be more bioavailable than Lugols too,
but I don't know how true that is, or whether its hype. It definitely
dissolves better though i.e you can't see the colour when its dropped
Hi Dee,
Personally, Mercola is full of it. Your/our body needs both. Go read
iodine4health.com to get pros and cons. After you read all of that, if
you still believe him, so be it:)
Trusting something isn't the same as knowing something, imho.
Regards,
Craig
SSKI is the one that
I don't happen to agree with you about Mercola at all, but concede that not
everyone can know *everything* about *everything! I have looked at this site
before but I read a couple of the articles and they mention SSKI as if it is
something different to iodine. I thought it *was* iodine.
Hi Dee,
Did you google SSKI?
SSKI is a saturated solution of potassium iodide KI...hence it being
labeled SS (saturated solution) KI. There is potassium iodide (which is
a salt) and iodine (which is a halogen). They are different and
different parts of the body need KI (such as the thyroid)
I have a bottle of stuff that says it's SSKI (potassium iodide) and it
also says it's white iodine. Since I don't generally sense anything
when I take iodine or don't, I can't tell you if it's affect (that's
aaah.fect)is stronger or weaker than that of the brown stuff. The brown
stuff seems
I make my own Lugols from Iodine and Potassium Iodine. I have it in a clear
spray bottle, and notice that it's getting lighter all the time. I had
assumed this was a UV issue and should be in dark glass or even kept away
from light altogether, but perhaps it's something else. It definitely has
. Impressive stuff.
I think that administering it to him turned out to be a big energy drain for my
parents though.
Steve
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From: Paul Bond pmb...@gmail.com
Subject: CSVit C and iodine shelf life
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Date: Saturday, February 20
Maybe you were taking the wrong form of chlorella...?
John
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 5:29 PM, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
You're right Dee...
I've always been a supplement freak, but when I got around to trying
chlorella it put my head in the toilet.
Tried it two more times, but it's just a
Thank you Sol, John, group, for your info, especially Sol. I do not
usually take more than 2 or three supplements simultaneously for the
fear of them acting to each other. But iron overload is really scary -
it even causes cancer.
However vit C taken between meals and possibly liposomed is
Isn't it strange Chuck, because it is supposed to be a whole superfood. It
does have chelation properties though, so maybe it gets rid of the wrong type
of mineral i.e. iron or something - in some people. I know I have always been
low in iron so maybe this is it.. dee
On 25 Jan 2010, at
At 04:28 AM 1/26/2010, you wrote:
But iron overload is really scary -
it even causes cancer.
Yes, iron overload is very scary, and since it is so rarely even
looked for, I believe it is way underdiagnosed, and since the
normal lab range for ferritin is averaged from people who were
in the prevention (and,
perhaps, even the treatment) of several devastating neurological
diseases.
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From: sol [mailto:sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 9:21 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSVit C increases iron uptake
At 04:28 AM 1/26/2010, you
Thanks Steve,
Very interesting info.
sol
At 10:52 AM 1/26/2010, you wrote:
Alpha Lipoic Acid has been shown to reduce iron buildup in the brain and
inhibit excess iron accumulation. While there does not appear to be
studies regarding iron and ALA in other body tissues, I see no reason
why
I take dessicated liver powder for the heme iron.
It doesn't build up in the system the way other
iron types do. Used to be once upon a time, that
doctors recommended live three times a week for
anemic patients but it's been a very long time
since I've heard that. It's also a great source of
Just shows really, that unless you know exactly what you are doing, it can be a
very dodgy thing taking some supplements. I have been taking chlorella, vit C
ALA and D3 sublingual, along with whey, and the last two days I have felt
really unwell; so much so, that I have left off all
You're right Dee...
I've always been a supplement freak, but when I got around to trying
chlorella it put my head in the toilet.
Tried it two more times, but it's just a no-go.
Gave it away.
Chuck
Puritanism: The haunting fear that someone,
Hi John, group,
I have read that Vit C increases iron uptake and you know excess iron
could be a problem.
Did some of you taking vit C had increased iron in blood tests ? Is
liposomal C better in this sense ?
Simeon
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hi, Simeon:
I give blood every 56 days. The Red Cross always test my iron levels which
are usually around 10 - 12, normal they say. I enjoy giving blood because
it not only helps the Red Cross and many people, but it gets any excess iron
out of my system and gets my spleen working making new
John:
Do you take any fish oil supplements? I read recently that studies indicate C
and E interfere with its apoptotic activities, and that could be an issue if
one is taking high-ish doses of fish oil to control cancer.
Thanks,
TW
John E. Stevens jonellis.steven...@gmail.com wrote:
for that yourself. How do I know. I was engineer
for a brewery a good few years ago and that was told to me. I wanted to
know why the caustic soda bottle washing fluid didn't etch the glass.
OK,
Tony
On 24 Jan 2010 at 8:24, John E. Stevens wrote about :
Subject : Re: CSVit C increases iron uptake
hi
john, what type magnesium is ok to take. I got magnesium chloride as was
recommended by Dr. Sircius (?) nurse when I had mercury poisoning. Leslie
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From: John E. Stevens
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 7:24 AM
Subject: Re: CSVit C
On the iron overload sites I have visited, the recommendation is
simply not to take vit C with meals. It is fine to take vit C between
meals away from iron containing drinks and foods. Info I read at the
Livon Labs site indicates that liposomal C passes from the stomach or
intestines into the
You might want to take some slow release Vit C I use Quest timed release Vit
C just before I go to bed.
Seems Vit C only helps absorb iron with meals and you should tolerate the
slower release of the Vit C as well.
I have high ferritin in the 400 range (though lower at 300 now, but still
Under normal in vitro conditions, any idea how long before EIS mixes
with Vit c?
How about in vivo? Any idea how long in the stomach before EIS mixes
with stomach acids? This is probably the real question of how much
eis gets into the blood stream. Depends on how much stomach acid is
I think Mr. B has said in that last post of his that the granules will
dissolve, though perhaps slowly, in the water, esp. if the water is warmed a
bit.Also, we might better be cautious about using other things since we
don't know what effects other substances might have on us. (Did I
But isn't this a contradiction? Dee PS why have we all the fancy stuff?
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Hi all, can you tell me what Vit C to use as I am very wary of supplements
not being processed correctly. I have always used Ester C but I seem to
remember someone saying this was not as good as ascorbic acid, for some
reason which eludes me at the moment. TIA Dee
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I've been using plain ol' ascorbic acid for over forty years.
I now take about 10 grams daily.
Some say this or that is better, but my bulk purchased C has been more
than satisfactory.
http://www.easycart.net/BeyondACenturyInc./Vitamin_C_Products.html#1182
People with sensitivities have to
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From: Dee
Date: 18/06/2007 21:00:19
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSVit C
Thanks Chuck. Dee
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Harold said,
To smooth out ascorbic acid and make Sodium
ascorbate, which is a better way to take...
Actually, calcium ascorbate is much better than sodium
ascorbate. Even potassium ascorbate or magnesium
ascorbate (both hard to find) would be better than
extra sodium.
Ask a question on
doing the vitc/salt protocol, can you use potassium instead of salt?
need a good source of vit c, potassium,
thanks, jim
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Date: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 11:44 AM
Subject: CSVIT C - the tolerance is?
Gang,
Wow - I had to get to 40,000 mg per day to get to the diarrhea
Gang,
Wow - I had to get to 40,000 mg per day to get to the diarrhea stage - I
would have never imagined that I was that deficient .. .others might want
to try taking some . . . I take alot of supplements and for me to be this
deficient is astounding. Furthermore it seems to be giving me a
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