Dee I think you have hit on a problem that has concerned me for quite some time about enormous amounts of Vit C being ingested. As you probably already know, the man that promoted Vit C as a preventative to vascular problems, Dr Linus Pauling, died of cancer that he was trying to cure with massive doses of Vit C. Vit C is an acid and cancer loves an acidic environment so extra large doses at that time would be counter productive I would think. Another thought concerning Vit C is that it binds with Iodine and deprives your thyroid of something it needs. The thyroid controls almost every gland in your body and if not working properly can open a doorway to many disorders. My thought is to take smaller amounts, enough to satisfy your needs, maybe not enough to go beyond bowel tolerance. Bowel tolerance is a sign you are overdoing and the body is putting on the brakes before you do damage. I spilled a drop of iodine on a painted windowsill , I tried to wipe it off, that didn't affect it at all so I tried to wash it off with detergent and that didn't affect it either, three months later it still looked like a fresh spill so one night I laid a Vit C pill on the spot ,thinking I would crush it and try to scrub up the stain if that would soften it a bit. Well to my surprise the next morning the spot was gone and the area looked as if I had possibly repainted it. The pill had turned a darker color. That was proof to me of just how intensely Vit C grabs iodine and removes it from your system.
Thoughts to ponder Dave On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 1:52 AM, Dorothy Fitzpatrick <d...@deetroy.org> wrote: > I dissolved the soy lecithin in the distilled water before it went into > the sonic cleaner. This only took a couple of hours just shaking it up > occasionally and then it was completely dissolved. The only problem is, I > am on another list which strongly suggests that taking supplemental Vit C > can actually *help* cancer to survive. I would be interested to hear any > comments on this. dee > > > ------------------------------ > > I whip the pre-mix by hand and it takes a little more time to get a good > dissolve, but the emulsification in the finished product is vastly superior > to soy granules and it always stays perfectly in suspension. > > Sendt fra Yahoo! Mail på Android > > > > > ------------------------------ > * From:** * Nenah Sylver <nenahsyl...@cox.net>; > > * To: * <silver-list@eskimo.com>; > > * Subject: * RE: CS> Sunflower Lecithin > * Sent: * Sun, Nov 4, 2012 2:30:49 AM > > > I have made the Lip C with both liquid sunflower lecithin and soy > lecithin granules. Although I’m not a fan of soy, I found that my body > tolerated the soy lecithin okay. The liquid is sticky and MUCH more > difficult to emulsify—although it can be done. You simply need to spend > about 3 times longer with the sonic cleaner to make sure that everything > dissolves correctly. Shaking it in a jar beforehand doesn’t hurt either. > Nenah Nenah Sylver, PhD author, the NEW *Rife Handbook* (2011) *Holistic > Handbook of Sauna Therapy* (2004) VoiceBio and Biomodulator certification > www.nenahsylver.com <http://www.nenahsylver.com> ; www.rifehandbook.com < > http://www.rifehandbook.com> > > ------------------------------ > >
