Which vitamin C is GMO-free, corn-free and organic does anyone recommend getting?
I've tried drying orange and lemon skin peels and then putting them in a coffee grinder - but when ingesting, it kind of burned my lips/mouth... On Jan 25, 2015, at 10:27 PM, Roger Barker <rbar...@clear.net.nz> wrote: Hi Walter, lovely to hear from you and to read of your success. Talking of ascorbic acid I find it helps the old stomach if I follow this mix. 1 teaspoon of ascorbic acid. 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda. Add half a glass of water and wait for the bubble to subside then down the hatch - this mix is a lot easier on the stomach. Very best wishes, Roger B NZ > On 26/01/2015, at 6:08 PM, Walter Anderson wrote: > > Roger B, thanks for that link a while back to a YouTube video regarding > Vitamin C. I had no idea what ascorbic acid could do, but after researching > it quite a bit, we ordered a bunch from www.tradeingredients.com in Great > Britain (better deal than we could find here, even after shipping) and tried > taking it to “bowel” tolerance as suggested by those who’ve worked a lot with > it. Wow, is it ever effective at nearly eliminating cold/flu symptoms—in > minutes. > While fighting the flu that everyone around here seems to have, we’ve taken > 1/8-1/2c CS in the morning (helped a lot on its own once we started doing > this, but not quite so dramatically quickly as ascorbic acid), and then > follow up 30 minutes later with ascorbic acid powder mixed with water and > chased with more water to wash it off the teethe. We repeat the ascorbic acid > every three hours for five doses over the course of the day—for us ~30g seems > to be about what our bodies want at the moment—would hate to pop 30-120 > typical vitamin C pills to get the same amount! We also take smaller amounts > of CS now and then, but try to keep it separate from the ascorbic acid. Kids > ask for the ascorbic acid now as they feel so much better (back to their > usual bouncing off the ceiling selves) with it :) > Thanks again for the link. I thought I’d pass our experience so far on in > case it is helpful to anyone else. > Walter
