Experiences with

Vitamin C

I've just been reading about Liposomal Vitamin C and wondered if anyone is taking this as it seems to be a good choice for people who are sensitive to ascorbic acid or calcium ascorbate.

Can anyone please recommend a good non acidic vitamin C (calcium ascorbate) as ascorbic acid gives me excruciating stomach pain.

Morning All, I’m searching for a Vitamin C supplement, preferably not as ascorbic acid. I’ve trawled through here and google, and find that mostly supplements are of fairly high levels, which I believe we don’t need as we will just excrete what we don’t use.

Does anyone take vitamin c supplements. I am wondering if there are any drug interactions such as clopidogrol or BP medications .Iv looked on drugs .com and seems to be fine . Off course different brands, organic or not will have different potency. Anyone else taking them.

Does anyone on the site take Vitamin C Slow Release for their AF/ Arrhythmia? What brand/kind do they take? Help please as I`d like to try this for my problem.

I have been on adjunct vitamin C Theropy for 10 months. 28g daily plus 75g 2xw early on and still 28g daily plus 75g 1xm now. Is anyone else doing IVC ?

Vitamin C helps to increase MAOA and MAOB enzyme activity. This further supports the breakdown of histamine and its byproducts.† https://www.seekinghealth.com/products/optimal-liposomal-vitamin-c-30-servings

I suppose for selenium I can just eat Brazil nuts while I'm away and whatever food is high in zinc and vitamin C?

Worth investigating Vitamin C for potential Myelination and perpheral neuropathy. Many websites recommend vitamin C

Someone mentioned that Vitamin C (or acidic foods) might reduce the effectiveness of stimulants.... and maybe I could use this in the evening to help with sleep. Has anyone else come across this or had any experience? It seems related to Adderall being counteracted by acidification.

I wanted to share this link here for those who may be interested to get a deeper insight into this vital vitamin. You'll learn that not all types of Vitamin C is equal when it comes to their delivery system and more.

A good quality vitamin C recommendation would also be appreciated! Thanks

I also read that high doses of vitamin c 5000mg (work up gradually) helps get them out but you must drink plenty of water. https://www.silicawaters.com/

PS: I have done all the usual things that were mentioned here before, food watch, no caffeine, iron and vitamin c and Pregabalin intake 3 hours later than magnesium.

These include 2000mg vitamin C and 400iu of vitamin E and fish oil capsules. These are supposed to enhance the auto immune system. As rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is caused by an over active immune system attacking the cartilege in our joints, are these vitamins adding to the problem?

I am now taking the levothyroxine at night on an empty tummy with vitamin c and the headaches have gone, my foot is OK now and my hands although still dry are no longer bleeding.

(The others are Vitamin C and Magnesium). I'm also taking Apixaban and other meds for BP and AF. I've noticed on the Vitamin D container label it says that the Vitamin D is derived from fish oil.

But most seem to contain Vitamin C. I have it in my head that I shouldn't take vitamin C for some reason but I don't know why.

My clinic suggested I take Vitamin C along with Zinc. When I look it up to see what is an appropriate dose - there have been several studies that say it does not make symptoms less severe and does not shorten the illness. The study also said that taking it daily does not prevent COVID.

Anyone out there try a hyperbaric home oxygen chamber not for a cure to to feel better during the letting go process or high dose vitamin C infusion or any other cocktails? Any using Cannabis for pain? THC or CBD. Feeling like this is the end.