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Diabetic 17 Apr 2021 04:31 #68697

larry Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 71 Thank you received: 15	I read that making homemade liposomal vitamin C may not be good for someone that is diabetic. Will liposomal vitamin C stay in your body longer and interfere with MMS or CDS?
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Diabetic 17 Apr 2021 21:01 #68704

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Searching the internet, I find just the opposite idea regarding Vitamin-C and diabetics.

"So, the intake of vitamin C as an antioxidant is much recommended and scientifically proven in diabetics."

Liposomal Vitamin-C is just a more effective process of getting Vitamin-C into your body. The other ingredient in Liposomal Vitamin-C is usually sunflower lecithin powder. On the sunflower lecithin powder bottle label, sugar is not listed.

Regarding ingesting Vitamin-C while ingesting CLO2, my suggestion is not to take any Vitamin-C at any time of the day while on a CLO2 protocol because Vitamin-C can stay in a body for weeks .

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Diabetic 18 Apr 2021 14:38 #68710

Ellora Offline New Member Posts: 18 Thank you received: 10	Vitamin C can show an artificially high blood sugar in tests. The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2
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Diabetic 18 Apr 2021 18:20 #68713

CLO2 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 5396 Thank you received: 4261	Hi. Do you have any web links so I can read about that? Thanks!
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Diabetic 19 Apr 2021 12:42 #68717

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Regarding ingesting Vitamin-C while ingesting CLO2, my suggestion is not to take any Vitamin-C at any time of the day while on a CLO2 protocol because Vitamin-C can stay in a body for weeks .

I had just read the liposomal Vitamin-C wasn't good for a diabetic. I know you can read anything on the net, and that is why I put this on the forum. I respect your opinion CLO2 and was happy you responded. Since Vitamin-C can stay in the body for weeks, should I allow it to dissipate for a week or so before taking a protocol (in a perfect world). I am very happy about learning about liposomal Vitamin-C and was looking forward to making and taking it until I read it was bad for diabetics. Thanks for the good news and your reply.

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Diabetic 20 Apr 2021 15:20 #68728

John1 Offline Premium Member Posts: 85 Thank you received: 43	Where did you find that Vit C info.? The drug companies control the mainstream health narrative, so most mainstream info. will tell you anything that is not a drug is bad. The following user(s) said Thank You: CLO2
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Diabetic 27 Apr 2021 04:53 #68773

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Sorry for the late Reply CL02 and John1. When I posted my Diabetic post, several articles appeared saying liposomal Vitamin-C wasn't good for Diabetics. Can't seem to find one now, which is strange. I must have selected verbiage which was different from my recent attempt. Don't know what verbiage that was. It now appears to be a big green light for homemade liposomal Vitamin-C. I am happy to have found out about making your own liposomal Vitamin-C. Thanks CL02.

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