Hi Polo Maybe the 10x more effective than intravenous claim and logic comes from here---->>> Note the email address at bottom for follow-up straight from horse's mouth---->>>
http://drbloem.com/2009/05/15/liposomal-vitamin-c-qa-q-i-would-be-c/ I am a paid consultant to LivOn Labs, becoming so only after I became impressed with their products. For the better part of two years, I actually ignored my own medical observations, since they were in complete conflict with what I felt just had to be true. Also, until the past nine months or so, I had not bothered to educate myself extensively on the body of liposome science that has been accumulating for the past 45 years or so. In a nutshell, I found that liposome encapsulated vitamin C, taken orally, was roughly 10 times more effectively clinically in resolving infectious diseases than the IVC. Having given thousands of IVCs and taken hundreds myself, this was difficult to comprehend, even though the clinical observation was quite straightforward. I subsequently realized that the liposome gave the ultimate bioavailability: intracellular delivery, including the mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and even the nucleus. Furthermore, it was delivered in a non-energy-consuming fashion. IV vitamin C requires an expenditure of energy to eventually reach the intracellular compartment, but liposome encapsulated vitamin C does not. If possible, you do not want to consume energy to get energy-carrying substances inside the cell. It defeats the basic purpose. But let me clear, if it is possible, give a patient both IVC and oral liposome encapsulated vitamin C. However, if only one is available, the best application is with liposomes orally. Furthermore, liposome encapsulated glutathione is even more spectacular. IV GSH is broken down into its three amino acids within a minute or two of entering the blood. Subsequently three energy-consuming active uptake mechanisms are needed to get those precursors inside the cell, and then two molecules of ATP are used by the enzymes needed to resynthesize the GSH molecule intracellularly. Lipo GSH consumes no energy to deliver its contents intracellularly. Lipo C and lipo GSH are a spectacular combination for all diseases, due to the prooxidant nature of the associated symptoms, and they are especially impressive for infectious diseases. As an aside, I am quite sure that a few packets of each would resolve the swine flu in a day or two at the most. Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD telev...@yahoo.com On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 4:40 PM, polo <dah...@centurytel.net> wrote: > Thanks for the reply, but that link does not really address my question. > It is referring to the regular absorbed Vit C in the gut at an average of > 19% as compared to Liposomal Vit C in the gut at 93%. Ok, I can easily buy > that fact, what I am wondering how can, 5 grams of liposomal C, even at 93% > availability to the blood stream, produce an effect similar to 50 grams of > intravenously given Vit C? > > After all, if 93% of the 5 grams of liposomal Vit C gets into the blood > stream---it would be 4.65 grams. Understand what I am saying? So how can 5 > grams of liposomal Vit C equal 50 grams of intravenous Vit C? I would say it > would be quite logical for 5 grams of liposomal Vit C at 93% absorbability > to equal 4.65 grams of IV vitamin C. Now that sounds reasonable to me. > > doug > > ----- > >
