lypo spheric vitamin c, please help, west midlands

2stressed · New User Joined: 31 Oct 2009 Posts: 1

hi
my sis is really very ill at the moment wih stage v breast cancer. she has been admitted to a hospice yesterday. the drs are no longer giving her treatment. she is 43 years old and has 4 young children.

we live in birmingham and cannot find anyone who wil or believe in the iv vitamin c. i made about a 100 phone calls yesterday and got nowhere. the few who do do it are in london and said that she would need to come to london which is imposssible!
if any one can help with this, that is most apprecaited.

i then read about lypo spheric vitamin c which has a si,ilar action to iv, but it seems it is only available in the USA. delivery time is several days, i fear this may be too late.

does anyone know if it is available anywhere in uk???????
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Vee Smith · Moderator Joined: 12 Feb 2006 Posts: 1003 Location: UK

With due respect, and with great appreciation of the situation, the fact that you cannot trace it must surely indicate that it is not a valid treatment in this case.

If you search on the forums for Vitamin C you will find references to the research into this and the negative findings as to any efficacy.

I am truly sorry about your sister, and can only hope that the pain will pass without to much agony.

shemay · New User Joined: 23 Oct 2009 Posts: 9 Location: Canada

Unfortunately I am not able to post links as yet but when I am, I shall do so. Through research I have found many that show the efficacy of lypo-spheric vitamin C in treating various cancers. I personally have used it. If one does a search on Dr. Thomas Levy/Lypo Spheric C they will find good information

Intravenous vitamin C has gained much acceptance as well in the field of traditional and complementary cancer treatment. It has been part of alternative cancer treatment for many many years. The Cancer Treatment Centers Of America offer this natural and gentle treatment as do some individual oncologists who are willing to "step outside the box" when it comes to treatment options.

I offer my deepest sympathies to you "pleasehelpus" in the death of your sister-in-law. I hope you can take some comfort from the fact that you did all you could to try to bring her back from the brink. She was fortunate to have you advocating for her.

Please pass along my condolences and blessings to her family. Her little ones especially must be devastated.

Shemay

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