History of ultra high concentration Vitamin C drip therapy

Thirty years ago, Nobel Prize winners Dr. Pauling and others announced that large doses of vitamin C are effective for patients with terminal cancer.

However, the clinical trial at the Mayo Clinic did not show any effect, and the interest of researchers faded.

So why did not the Mayo Clinic have any effect?

Because it was oral administration of vitamin C, it did not reach the required effective blood concentration. In addition, the National Institute of Health issued a shocking announcement in 2005, that a very large amount of vitamin C infusion works selectively as toxic only for cancer cells.

In other words, I found that increasing the concentration in the blood can directly destroy the tumor.

Two-sided oxidation characteristics of vitamin C

• Vitamin C intravenous administration at high concentration exerts biologically very cooperative antioxidant action.
• Wipe out large amounts of free radicals
• Cytokines regulate relevant inflammation
• Generation of collagen (making a wall and enclosing a tumor)

• Vitamin C intravenous administration at high concentration is Pro-oxidant which pharmacologically generates hydroxy radicals
• Normal cells neutralize peroxides with sufficient catalase
• There is not enough catalase to neutralize cancer cells
• Induce apoptosis by IVC

Therapeutic effect

Ultra High Concentration Vitamin C is one of the most friendly anticancer agents for the body. Vitamin C exerts strong antioxidant action by oxidizing itself.

Chemotherapy: Synergistically kill cancer cells with multiple drug combinations with different actions.

IVC therapy: Vitamin C acts on cancer cells as a prodrug of H 2 O 2 (hydrogen peroxide) by making the blood concentration 350-400 mg / dL in the treatment range by intravenous administration of a large amount of vitamin C, destroying the tumor I will.

Normal cells neutralize hydrogen peroxide, but cancer cells cannot neutralize and die, they are a treatment method utilizing the property.

Two-sided oxidation characteristics of vitamin C

■ Vitamin C intravenous administration at high concentration exerts a biologically very cooperative antioxidant action.

• Wipe out large amounts of free radicals
• Cytokine regulates the relevant inflammation
• Production of collagen (making a wall and enclosing a tumor)

■ Vitamin C intravenous administration at high concentration is Pro-oxidant which pharmacologically generates hydroxy radicals

• Normal cells neutralize peroxides with sufficient catalase
• There is not enough catalase to neutralize cancer cells
• Induce apoptosis by IVC

Vitamin C intravenous administration at high concentration is Pro-oxidant which pharmacologically generates hydroxy radicals: These hydroxyl radicals are neutralized  in normal cells ,however cancer cells cannot neutralize these and therefore cell apoptosis/cell death is induced.

Therapeutic effect

Ultra High Concentration Vitamin C is one of the most friendly anticancer agents for the body. Vitamin C exerts strong antioxidant action by oxidizing itself.

IVC therapy: Vitamin C acts on cancer cells as a prodrug of H 2 O 2 (hydrogen peroxide) by achieving the blood concentration 350-400 mg / dL of Vitamin C,tumor cells undergo apoptosis.Normal cells neutralize hydrogen peroxide, but cancer cells cannot neutralize and die.