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Is there any place on the internet that you can purchase vitamin c to be administered intraveneously

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On 3/19/2009 tiamaria wrote:

Is there any place on the internet that you can purchase vitamin c to be administered intraveneously

There's an MD in Clearwater, Florida who has a web site with lots of info. I checked it out since my Chiropractor recently went to one of Dr.Garcia's seminars and recommended the web sit to me.

The web site is: www.utopiaawaits.com (Dr.Carlos Garcia)

Click on Services, once that pops up click on Menu on the left side. I noticed IV vitamins was listed. I didn't look into that, but I sure hope it might help you in finding what you are looking for.

Member in Florida

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tiamaria

Thank you so much for responding. I'll check the site now. Sincerely

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morganahere

Lypo-Spheric Vitamin C is just as powerful as IV C if you take 12 packets a day. I've taken both so I can vouch for the Lypo-Spheric.

It's absorbed differently then oral Vitamin C so it goes right into the cells. It has a different technology. You can do some research. There is a 1/2 video about it somewhere on the net by Dr. Levy.

Let us know how you like it.

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tiamaria

thank you so much for your response

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tiamaria

Thanks, that's something new to me but I will definitely check it out

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Shemay

Hope the following is helpful.......... Dr. Thomas E Levy videos....... skip down to the four part video on lypo-spheric vitamin C ...... http://www.tomlevymd.com/video/video.html .......... http://www.worldhealthnet.tv/video/livon-labs-2 ........... For acute infectious and toxic states, I still recommend getting intravenous sodium ascorbate, usually at doses of 50 grams or more over several hours for most individuals. However, I would also recommend adding the liposome-encapsulated form of vitamin C orally at the same time. If the intravenous sodium ascorbate is not available, I recommend taking sodium ascorbate to bowel tolerance, and then taking the liposome-encapsulated form of vitamin C, several grams hourly, guided by symptoms and clinical response to determine subsequent dosing. Reference: ............http://www.tomlevymd.com/health_ebytes/issue_9.html

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