I have an issue similar to Lin's.
I've been using Vitamin C crystals from Trader Joe's. (as Ascorbic Acid)
I'm assuming that in the future, I would add the sodium bicarbonate (to the 1
tablespoon of Ascorbic Acid dissolved in the 4 ounces of distilled
water)....BEFORE placing it into the Ultrasonic Cleaner (along with the 3
tablespoons of Lecithin granules dissolved in the 8 ounces of distilled water)?
This would then encapsulate "sodium ascorbate" as opposed to encapsulating
"ascorbic acid"? Or can this only be changed to "sodium ascorbate" AFTER the
protocol has been performed?
Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: Brooks Bradley
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2009 10:17 AM
Subject: [RE]CS>Using Liposomol Encapsulated Vit. C
Dear Lin,
If, for any reason, beyond compromising contamination, you decline to use
your
home made encapsulation product for personal applications....I would counsel
a simple modification.
By just adding a 1/2 level teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate to every 4 ounces
of concentrate (undiluted product of your protocol), one can insure a high
level of conversion from ascorbic acid to sodium ascorbate......and achieve the
advantages. Additionally, the lecithin (both the encapsulate and the isolated
fraction portions) is quite effective as a cardiovascular support agent (has
demonstrated to independently display quite powerful "plaque removal" effects
in the arterial portion of the system). As long ago as 1982 (before our
Foundation existed) my personal researches had demonstrated this remarkable
property.
For topical applications, I see no evident advantages to using encapsulated
vitamin C...
provided one is using a DMSO companion to your normal CS solution.
Nebulizing CS is, indeed, a useful adjunctive protocol (especially when
including a 10% DMSO companion.)
I must go now, hence am unable to continue this post. I hope these comments
have been vo some value.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley
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Subject : CS>Using Liposomol Encapsulated Vit. C
Date : Sat, 29 Aug 2009 09:23:04 -0700
From : "jlgregel" <jlgre...@hctc.com>
To : <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Looks like I have a successful batch of Lip.Encap. C. Very little foaming
when tested. Took 3 tries, but using the shaking of the lethicin in a jar
rather than stirring seemed to do the trick.
I haven't read any posts about how to tell when the batch might no longer
be any good. Posts said, on a shelf it will keep a few days, in the fridge much
longer. How do we tell when it's time to start with a new batch?
Someone mentioned hesitation on mixing this with CS. Any further thoughts
on that?
Does anyone have any suggestions on using this topically? We make cs soap
for "troubled skin" and are curious if there would be added benefits adding
this vit c to that, or using in other topical ways.
Also, I'm part of a feline shelter and hope that this will be helpful with
healing there. Several receive nebulizing treatments each day. Might it help to
nebulize the c?
Last question... When we make a batch that is low on encapsulating...is
there anything useful to do with that batch? I hate to throw this stuff out.
Thank you,
Lin
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