subject: The Miracle Cure [print this page] Was the first to use vitamin C to treat the disease by Frederick Klenner, MD in 1940 in North Carolina, USA. Until then, ignoring the medical community although it has been known to cure scurvy in 1753, it is. Dr. Klenner used throughout the year 40 years and has been successful in the treatment of chicken pox, measles, mumps, tetanus, polio, high doses of this vitamin. (This was before the vaccine against polio)
Success, it is difficult to understand why not become a "miracle cure" of his time. But it is not finished. In fact, he wrote:
"Some doctors sit there and watch their patients die rather than use ascorbic acid (vitamin C) limited because in their minds, it exists only as a vitamin." - Frederick Klenner, MD
Mid-2010, Alan Smith became aware of people infected with swine flu and was hospitalized in New Zealand. When you look at it, even with what I know about the medical community, appalled by what he and his family face before intervention and ultimately saved his life. The video link at the bottom of this page gives you a full account of what happened rather than trying to explain it to me.
Note: Alan Smith did not have vitamin C intravenously in recent weeks (2) him to the hospital. Instead, he was given oral formulation that does not require IV. What was given what is called Lypo-ball - Vitamin-C.
Let us take a moment to understand and explore what is liposomal packaging, and because of this food makes transport within the organization more effective. Liposomes are double-sided liquid-filled "bubbles". Is carried out outside the bubble is composed of a number of phosphate-based "heads". These are the heads of the water (literally "water-loving"), which means that they are attracted to water. Unlike the heads of fatty acids "tails". These are hydrophobic tails (literally "water fearing), which means that they must avoid the water. Thus, these liposomes aligned such that the heads create discovered outer and inner surfaces of the "bubble".
There are almost no limits to what can be encapsulated in liposomes bubbles. This makes it very interesting in this case is that the bubbles can be filled with vitamin C (ascorbic acid). This is important because the packaging and Vitamin C Vitamin C in this way, it is more readily available in the body. Science does not determine with certainty why it is, but there are a number of popular theories.
One theory is that stress and wear on the cell's why average. As your cells work, they are damaged, wear out faster. Because the cells of the human body of restructuring the same manner as the packaging of vitamin C, such as nutrients pass through the cells, and the cells to communicate and to strip some articles, it disassembled to repair the damaged cell membrane. This, in turn, makes the capsule "leakage" and the release of vitamin C contained in the.
Another theory suggests that we absorb vitamin C liposomes laminated These nutrients are directed to the liver, where it is divided into capsules and vitamin C is released in the bloodstream. It seems quite likely that both processes occur, but it is an assumption that we can check the processes and mechanisms of transport is at stake
Whatever the transport system, something that studies have shown consistently that nutrients can be administered liposome - encapsulated in the human body more easily from traditional oral applications, making this system a good alternative to powders and traditional pills.
We are still far from having all the answers about how the human body works and how it processes food and beverages we consume. Lipo - spherical packing better distribution of vitamin C method? This may not be a critical yet, but one thing seems clear ... He worked for Alan Smith!
