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Vitamin C and antioxidants 06 Sep 2018 13:23 #59033

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Hi,

I'm about to start using CDS and I have some questions about what to avoid during usage. I suppose the same rules apply as for MMS, namely avoiding Vitamin C and antioxidants.
However, I don't know if they've taken into account people who are not on the Standard American Diet. For those, it might be just orange juice, coffee and Vitamin C supplements that they need to avoid. But I, for instance, try to eat really healthy and I fear that practically everything I take is abundant in vitamins and antioxidants.

Here are some things I have on a daily basis:
- green juice made of all possible greens, fresh herbs and vegetables I can find
- coconut oil
- wheat germ oil
- avocado
- brazilnuts
- nutritional yeast
- elderberries
- thyme and basil tea
- loads of fruits
- ginger root
- bee pollen

So, as you see, I fear I might have to avoid more than the 3 things listed. Any thoughts on which?

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