pH Neutral Vitamin C for Holistic Cancer Treatment | IV Ascorbic Acid vs IV Sodium Ascorbate
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- Опубликовано: 29 фев 2024
- What is High Dose Vitamin C? Is it an oral supplement? Is it Ascorbic Acid or Sodium Ascorbate? What exactly is it?
First, there are many different forms of vitamin C:
• Sodium Ascorbate
• Ascorbic Acid
• Magnesium Ascorbate
• Calcium Ascorbate
• Ascorbyl palmitate
Then, there are the metabolites of vitamin C:
• D-Isoascorbic
• DehydroAscorbate (DHA)
• Ascorbate radical
• Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)
Metabolites are the Rodney Dangerfield of physiology. Just look at hormone metabolites for evidence of that. But, the field of metabolomics and the 38,000 + estimated metabolites are changing all of that.
All are the different forms, and the metabolites are members of the vitamin C and associated metabolite family. Beyond the name, and whatever the form is, it is the intended effect that is most important; so, what form and metabolites best help achieve the intended effect is what should be the goal.
Vitamin C is called many things:
• Vitamin C (of course)
• Ascorbic acid
• Dehydroascorbate
• Electron donor
• Drug
• Pro-drug
• deliverer of H202
• Pharmaceutical Ascorbate.
It is all of these things and more. Patients, the general population as a whole, and the majority of the medical community know it as “vitamin C”.
Whatever title is chosen to call it, I believe the biochemical effects and anticancer impact best identify “vitamin C” through its delivery of hydrogen peroxide (H202) and its function as an electron donor. More on this to come soon.
The biological functions of vitamin C can be attributed to its biochemical property as an electron donor.
What does the word "Vitamin" mean?
Words have their root origins in history. Sometimes in history, at the period in history of the word's origin, a proper understanding is lacking. But here, though not 100% exact, the origins of vitamin C did come really close to hitting the nail on the head.
Is Vitamin C - a "Vitamin"?
Vitamin was a word first coined by the Polish Biochemist Casimir Funk in 1912. It wasn’t vitamin as currently spelled, but vitamine from the two root words “vita-“ and “amines.”
It was group thinking in the 19th century that all life required chemical groups called amines. Amines were considered to be vital to life. Amines sustained life. Without amines, life couldn’t exist.
So, the theory went. The word life in Latin is “vita”. This led to the name “vital-amine” or “vita-amine”, or vitamin as it is commonly used today.
Is vitamin C a vital-amine?
Vitamin C is not a 19th-century amine. Vitamin C structure is similar to that of glucose but not identical. In fact, many plants and animals make vitamin C from glucose.
But, humans do not make vitamin C because we have mutation in the coding of the gene guloolactone oxidase (GULO)-the gene that codes the enzyme guloolactone oxidase which converts glucose to vitamin C.
As a result, humans can only obtain vitamin C through diet or supplementation. In this light, vitamin C is a nutrient that is essential to the human body's nutrition. Because of a mutation in the GULO gene the gulonolactone oxidase enzyme, which is necessary and essential for vitamin C production, is absent.
Without the ability to make Scurvy disease vitamin C, inadequate dietary vitamin C intake results in the disease called Scurvy.
Never heard of it?
Most have not. It is quite rare today and more of a disease of the history books. The first historical reference to scurvy was all the way back in 1550 BC. Even Hippocrates, the father of western medicine, referenced scurvy; he called it “ileos ematitis”.
To be clear, vitamin C is not an amine but is vital for human life. It is a vitamine. More important, it doesn’t matter what you call it, it only matter what its physiologic effect is.
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In this informative webinar, Dr. Nathan Goodyear, medical director of Brio Medical, discusses the critical role of high-dose vitamin C in cancer treatment.
Armed with years of experience and research, Dr. Goodyear compares the effectiveness of pH-neutral vitamin C treatment against ascorbic acid and oral supplements.
The webinar sheds light on the synergistic power of high-dose vitamin C when combined with integrative methods like immunotherapy, targeted therapies, ketogenic diets, radiation, and chemotherapy.
Highlighting its unique ability to boost patients' immune systems while reducing side-effects, Dr. Goodyear makes a case for High Dose Vitamin C being a key pillar of cancer care.
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Big question about photosensitizers like vit c and methylene blue. So they enhance for pdt xray radiation but what about with proton radiation?
Another great question, and for this one i am going to say you will need to schedule a consult with one of our doctors to get their response.
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So at Brio-Medical, our patients receive therapies with photosensitizing agents such as methylene blue, curcumin, riboflavin, and even certain chemo ages with our low dose metronomic chemotherapy (IPT).
The second angle uses Weber Laser, red light bed, HALO therapy, to active the agents with various wavelengths of light. This is a different mechanism of action though compared to proton radiation which works through direct radiation damage, and does not have an aspect of light activation.
Remember methylene blue is derived from Indigo, and Curcumin is derived from Tumeric, both are plants. Mother nature designed them to have certain properties to better capture the wavelengths of light from the sun for photosynthesis, and research has shown it works well in humans as well with combating viruses, infections, and has numerous other health benefits.
What about deuterium depleted water and High does vitamin C? synergist? or no
Great question, make sure you head over the Webinar Resource Center and submit that for Dr. Goodyear to answer live on the next webinar. brio-medical.com/webinar/
I would need to have Dr. Goodyear answer this question directly to give you a more in-depth response, but my understanding is that deuterium water does enhance the efficacy of Vitamin C. Per a study in 1979 by Bodannes & Chan, and in 1983 by Chou & Khan, it would that there was a strong correlation of helping to in reducing a free radicals (ROS) and make antioxidants overall more efficient by slowing down the proton-coupled electron transfers between free radicals and antioxidants. Thus in combination, using Deuterium alongside antioxidants such as Vitamin C was an effective multiplier in combating oxidative stress and inflammation in the body.
Talking about photobiomodulation and curcumin as he dicussed, curcumin would act as a ionophore for methylene in hypoxic tumors right to make them more photosensitive. Is VIT c the same?
Wow - heavy hitter question! For this one, I will 100% have to defer to you scheduling a consultation with one of our doctors, I am not familiar with ionophore, but I am sure either Dr. Miranda, Dr. Goodyear, or Dr. Kim could held shed some light on this :)
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@BrioMedical Well, I love the pun about "shed some light" on it with regards of my questions context. haha. I would of asked more comprehensive questions but my use of text on my phone is limited.
@@axis-II Glad to get you to hopefully smile at a minimum! Feel free to join the webinar if you have more questions and I'll be on the look out for you to ensure Dr. Goodyear gets any more questions. You asked some great questions, it is incredible you are really trying to make sure you are informed and education to make the best decision possible.
So how does higher amounts of vitamin c through IV not act like most antioxidants or low vitimin C taking out ros in complex 1 and 3. Which make cancer worse? Cancer loves antioxidants to block ros right? Also, would you use methylene blue with a high dose of vit c to ameliorate the deficiencies that are counter-indicated as you mentioned?
Great question! If you want to sign up on our webinar resource page brio-medical.com/webinar/ - we can have Dr. Goodyear answer this live for you on the new webinar. We crowd-source all the questions to prepare topics.
Antioxidants such as Vitamin C and glutathione decrease oxidative stress; when there is an imbalance of free radicals (ROS), this less to an imbalance and actually creates an environment that is favorable to cancer as it causes damage to the body on cellular levels, leading to DNA mutations and thus cells that do not undergo apoptosis.
The antioxidant you referring that "cancer loves" is glutathione, which is why a cancer patient should never take glutathione orally or intravenously. Vitamin C reacts with cancer cells in the tumor microbiome to form Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2), depriving the cancer cell of glutathione and cause the cancer cell to be unable to detox correctly, leading to the cancer cell under going apoptosis.
For methylene blue and Vitamin C, you need to have GD6P checked and ensure you are not at risk. At Brio-Medical, we use modality stacking with pH-neutral vitamin C; methylene blue is included in that. Methylene blue is phenomenal in addressing underlying infections - bacterial, viral, & fungal- and aids in restoring mitochondrial function to boost an overall sense of well-being and energy.
Thanks for the reply, it will not allow me in the webinar.
Just sign up on the page. We are updating it for next week's webinar over the weekend. We do a webinar every Thursday, and you can attend and ask questions. Feel free to invite anyone who might be interested in learning more about holistic medicine, Dr. Goodyear is one of a kind and has helped thousands of patients find healing and hope.