Vitamin C – Cancer Killer — Read how high doses of intervenious (IV) infusions will kill cancer cells.
Most people reading this would likely agree that proper basic nutrition is an essential foundation for good health although there is also a growing awareness that good nutrition is not enough.
Infectious diseases in America now account as the third largest killer as well as placing us at number one worldwide, while our rates of cancer, diabetes, arthritis and mental illness are escalating at ever increasing amounts. The need to go beyond basic nutrition in combating disease and illness should be a foregone conclusion.
It is imperative that supplemental nutrients be given highest priority with focus on helping our natural immune defenses to prevent disease – beginning with vitamin C.
Inadequate levels of vitamin C are associated with asthma attacks, scurvy, cataracts, heart disease, diabetic complications, and the common cold. Vitamin C taken as a supplement is highly protective, increasing resistance to infection, boosting immune functions, and protecting against a wide range of diseases.
The purpose of this article is to inform and enlighten about the largely unknown role of vitamin C which is its ability when administered in very high doses by intravenous (IV) infusions to kill cancer cells.
The effects of vitamin C on cancer have been known since the late 1970s when Linus Pauling, PhD, and his colleagues published a case report about one hundred terminal cancer patients who had been treated with high daily dosage of vitamin C at 10 grams by IV, followed by 10 grams orally.
The patients who received this therapy survived an average of 300 days longer than a control of patients with similar disease status. Twenty two percent of them lived longer than one year compared to just 0.4 percent in the control group – a difference of 5,500 percent.
Based on these dramatic results, Dr. Pauling convinced the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the Mayo Clinic to evaluate this same therapy in a clinical trial of patients with advanced cancer. Their published results showed vitamin C had no therapeutic value because of a flawed decision to administer the test with oral supplementation only.
Since that time there have been countless scientific studies showing it is impossible to take vitamin C orally and achieve the requisite blood levels of intravenous infusions. As reported by Dr. Julian Whitaker, 10 grams of vitamin C taken by IV raises blood levels 25 times higher than the same dose taken orally and this increases up to 70-fold as the doses are increased.
Despite the blatant discrepancy of oral testing only by NCI and their refusal to ever conduct further trials with IV treatments, the merits of IV vitamin C continued, mostly through the efforts of Mark Levine, MD, a researcher at the National Institute of Health. It was Dr. Levine’s team that figured out exactly how vitamin C kills Cancer.
Vitamin C interacts within the extracellular fluids to create hydrogen peroxide which plays a major role in the immune system, directing white blood cells to sites of injury or disease. In high concentrations, hydrogen peroxide also damages the DNA and mitochondria of deviant cells, shutting down their energy supply and killing them outright.
Even better and unlike virtually all conventional chemotherapy drugs that destroy cancer cells, vitamin C is selectively toxic and no matter how high the concentration levels, it does not harm healthy cells.
Documented cases and lab studies clearly illustrate that this therapy is effective against many types of cancer including breast, brain, lung, colon, pancreatic and ovarian.
In 1997 Drs. Gary Null, Howard Robbins, and Mark Tanenbaum submitted their report “Vitamin C & Treatment of Cancer” which reviewed and documented approximately 90 studies, all of which presented scientific confirmation of the role of vitamin C in cancer prevention. Also documented is the fact that vitamin C can be administered intravenously in conjunction with other alternative and conventional therapies.
Please note I am not suggesting that IV vitamin C is a cure-all for all cancer. It does however appear to be a substantially well documented alternative, with minimal side effects compared to those presented by the traditional modes of chemotherapy, radiology or surgery. Once again we see evidence of the body’s innate ability to heal itself when boosted by good nutrition supplementation and enhanced immune function.

Reader’s next year will be greater knowing this!
I agree 100%
Hey – great blog, just looking around some blogs, seems a really nice platform you are using. I’m currently using WordPress for a few of my blogs but looking to change one of them over to a platform similar to yours as a trial run. Anything in particular you would recommend about it?
“Saying thanks is not going to just be sufficient, for your phenomenal clarity in your composing. I’ll immediately seize your rss feed to stay advised of any updates. Fabulous work and very much good results as part of your enterprise efforts!”
I was looking for crucial information on this subject. The information was important as I am about to launch my own portal. Thanks for providing a missing link in my business.
Ok, I consent with the majority of what’s being mentioned right here, I am relieved I discovered this topic.
I was a short time ago having a dialogue regarding this subject together with my father at the jobsite.
Thank you for a great post.
I was looking for this the other day. i dont usually post in forums but i wanted to say thank you!
I was looking for crucial information on this subject. The information was important as I am about to launch my own portal. Thanks for providing a missing link in my business.
This is by far the best looking site I’ve seen. It was completely easy to navigate and it was easy to look for the information I needed. Fantastic layout and great content!
Hi, i’ve been browsing around your blog and it seem really really neat. I’m making a family blog and struggling to make it look great. How hard was it to create your blog? Could someone like me, an amateur do that? I really wanna to make something like this. Just wanna tell u your home page seem broken when I browse using Mozilla.
Inspiring – thank you for sharing your story.
a very successful site. Also very revealing article. Thanks to the contributors.
Please add more stories. I would like to publish this in our company publication and yes, credit goes to you.
This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.
Advantageously, the post is actually the sweetest topic on this registry related issue. I fit in with your conclusions and will thirstily look forward to your future updates. Just saying thanks will not just be enough, for the extraordinary clarity in your writing. I will immediately grab your rss feed to stay informed of any updates.
that’s a great content !! See you soon
I categorically love going over your post…See you
Hello – I must say, I’m impressed with your site. I had no trouble navigating through all the tabs and information was very easy to access. I found what I wanted in no time at all. Pretty awesome. Would appreciate it if you add forums or something, it would be a perfect way for your clients to interact. Great job
I unambiguously like going through this site, precisely this post
hello everybody ! This is a nice post !! Thanks
Have you ever considered adding more videos to your blog posts to keep the readers more entertained? I mean I just read through the entire article of yours and it was quite good but since I’m more of a visual learner,I found that to be more helpful well let me know how it turns out
where are the instructions for application and prep?