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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 21 Aug 2014 14:52 #47017

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Have many people working with Liposomal Vitamin C & would like to add CDS to their protocols. However, given that normal Vt C will cancel out the CDS/MMS, does anyone know if Liposomal C has the same effect ? Liposomal doesn't activate till reaching the large intestine.

Hoping someone can answer this for me as it would be marvelous if my people could do both & not be concerned about one cancelling out the other, especially for serious issues.

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 21 Aug 2014 15:15 #47018

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Where it activates or is absorbed is not important for this consideration - How long it stays in the blood or tumor is the consideration, and that can be from 12 to 48 hours. During which time the oxidant and antioxidant properties of the MMS and the LVitC will inactivate each other.

www.pnas.org/content/85/18/6949.full.pdf

In my book the 2 are not compatible for concurrent delivery - but I encourage you to do more research on it.
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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 21 Aug 2014 15:36 #47019

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Thank you Pam, will pass that on to my people. Have already suggested not to go that path, as it is foolish ( in my mind) to waste either protocol by counteraction, so what you have put forward makes sense But will continue to investigate further as you suggest.

Thank you again :-)

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 21 Aug 2014 21:08 #47021

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yes, as i understand it, it is much better to take for eg half a gram of standard vit c powder ( NOT liposomal ) in small glass of water every half hour and then stop 2 hours befofe beginning the mms protocol. thats assuming the vitamin c is not causing loose bowels. If that happens, simply reduce the vit c to 1/4 gram per half hour etc, and each day gradually increase until you reach bowel tolerance. As each of us is different, the only way to determine this is by personal experimentation.

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 22 Aug 2014 01:00 #47027

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much better to take it after the last dose of MMS for the day, so that it doesn't interfere.
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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 22 Aug 2014 07:31 #47032

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good idea Pam,except difficult to take hourly or half-hourly after bedtime and thru the night

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 22 Aug 2014 13:28 #47034

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One question!

Can we make liposomal Vit. C with mineral form of Vitamin C such as "sodium ascorbate" (Pure vit. C + baking soda)?
Thank you in advance for an answer?

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 22 Aug 2014 15:41 #47035

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Hi again Pam,
My understanding is that normal Vit C via the gut is almost useless as far as an antioxidant healing for good health,( without considering MMS/CDS) hence the power of liposomal vit c being so much more effective as it bi-passes the gut. The people I have consulted with, say that lipo C is actually more effective than intravenous vit c. But once again, does it come in contact with other supps, namely CDS/MMS in the gut ? They , of course, don't know about the amazing healing journey many have had with MMS/CDS, let alone know about it at all.

For some reason, I am feeling that lipo c would be ok to use ( with a suitable time between) with either CDS or MMS products, but don't want to push ahead unless someone else has a more qualified idea on the subject.

Is there somewhere else we could get some assistance from in this area that you know of please ?

Thank you again Pam.

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Liposomal Vitamin C with MMS or CDS 22 Aug 2014 20:50 #47037

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No to sodium ascorbate. Reeve.I can guarantee you that you are incorrect. Your choice. You should do one or the other, not both.

Nikita - the tine between would be the max for lipC half life, IMHO - which would be 48 hours.
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