Showing posts with label vitamin c. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vitamin c. Show all posts

Monday, September 24, 2012

Monday, March 15, 2010

Stem cells and Vitamin C

Researchers in Guangzhou China have found that vitamin C induces somatic cells or mature cells that are present in all our organs, to become pluripotent stem cells.

Moreover, vitamin C seems to unblock a cell's programming for senescence (or aging) to become a pleuripotent stem cell.

Hmmmm more reason to take those Vitamin c. So now, we can call vitamin C an anti-aging vitamin.

Monday, December 28, 2009

Vitamin C infusions

I have been giving intravenous Vit C with B17 for a patient with endometrial cancer. Before we started the therapy she was always in pain and had poor appetite.

After 12 infusions in a span of 15 days, i can safely say its working very well, shes eating better, sleeping longer and gaining weight. In fact, she's already making jokes and complaining!

I hope we can continue this improvement until all the pain has disappeared. I cross my fingers and hope for the best

Sunday, April 05, 2009

Vitamin C for cancer

This is one more reason for Vitamin C in cancer therapy. The dose given however was at 1000mg/kg/day. The authors suggested that intravenous vitamin C was therefore the best route if ascorbic acid was to be used as an anti-cancer agent

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Multivitamin Use and Longetivity

This is the first study showing that Vitamins specifically C and E can have a beneficial impact on our DNAs. Telomeres are parts of the DNA that shortens every time it divides. When it reaches the end of it, cell dont divide anymore, hence prone to aging and death. Its also called the Hayflick's limit.

So I guess those who takes vitamins who have a longer life span:)

Monday, January 26, 2009

Vit. C for High blood pressure

I think this is a fantastic study!!! It showed those with higher plasma levels of ascorbic acid were more likely to have lower BPs. The study was carried out for 10 years and it clearly demonstrated vitamin c can make a difference in the long run.