On 3/11/2010 4:21:30 AM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick ([email protected]) wrote:
> Thanks for this Chuck. Can I ask another question? The mix I made is
> three tablespoons of lecithin to one sort of level teaspoon of sodium
> ascorbate. This in a cup and a half of DW. The question is: is this a
> high level of Vit C altogether? I mean--how much of this do I drink in
> one go and approximately how many grams would it be? I am no good at maths
> I'm afraid.
A level teaspoonful of Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) is said to be 4
grams. I've seen others reference it to be 5 grams.
This is a fairly large dose, and would probably induce a bowel
reaction for first timers. It is a great dose for general health
maintenance.
If you DID get a bowel reaction...your body acclimates fairly quickly,
and the same dose the next day would be easily tolerated.
You could then increase the dosage in this manner (daily) until you DO
find a dose that you don't feel like tolerating.
That could be considered your limit.
I've found the limit to be tremendously increased using Brook's
discovery/protocol.
> I know this is the protocol as Brooks said--without using the US cleaner that
> is--but I was wondering how much this would actually be in grams etc., I am
> still a bit worried about the article(s) I have read citing the low dose
> vitC/cancer connection and I know Brooks'
> research was done using high doses, so am wondering what category this
> would fall into.
Health maintenance.
Chuck
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