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We’ve all heard that Vitamin C helps fight colds, but I had never come across high-dose Vitamin C therapy—especially for conditions like cancer, periodontal disease, and chronic inflammation. That changed when a friend sent me a video about a man in a coma whose family insisted on high-dose Vitamin C before doctors pulled him off life support. The result? He recovered.
That story stuck with me. Years later, when I started experiencing toothaches and bleeding gums, I decided to test high-dose Vitamin C myself—and the results were incredible!
The concept of high-dose Vitamin C therapy was first proposed by Linus Pauling, a two-time Nobel Prize winner and one of the most influential scientists in history. In 1966, biochemist Irwin Stone suggested that humans require much higher doses of Vitamin C than previously recommended.
🔹 Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA): 45mg/day (World Health Organization)
🔹 Linus Pauling’s RDA: 2,300mg/day for optimal health
🔹 Orthomolecular Medicine “Megadose”: 10,000mg or more per day
Most scientific studies on Vitamin C have used less than 1,000mg, far below Pauling’s recommendations. This may explain why some studies conclude Vitamin C is ineffective, even though countless real-world success stories suggest otherwise.
Facing expensive dental treatments, I decided to experiment with sodium ascorbate, a buffered form of Vitamin C that reduces stomach upset. Within days, my gums stopped bleeding, and loose teeth became firm again.
🔹 4 days → No more bleeding gums
🔹 8-10 days → Teeth became rock solid
🔹 9+ months → No infections, no pain, improved gum health
I never had to go through painful dental procedures or spend thousands of dollars!
Despite decades of anecdotal evidence, scientific studies remain inconclusive due to:
✔ Low Doses Used – Many studies use only 1,000mg or less, well below megadose levels
✔ Oral vs. IV Vitamin C – Intravenous (IV) Vitamin C reaches higher blood concentrations, but studies rarely test it
✔ Small Study Groups – Many studies lack large-scale trials
A 2010 review of 33 years of Vitamin C research for cancer treatment concluded:
📝 “We still do not know whether Vitamin C has clinically significant anti-tumor activity.”
But while science debates Vitamin C’s effectiveness, many people—including myself—are seeing real, undeniable results.
✔ How much Vitamin C was actually used in the study?
✔ Was it tested on humans, animals, or in petri dishes?
✔ How was it administered (oral vs. IV)?
✔ How long was the study conducted?
✔ Who funded and designed the study?
Scientific research on megadose Vitamin C is still lacking, but real-world results speak for themselves. Whether for immune support, gum health, or chronic inflammation, Vitamin C deserves more attention.
🔹 Want to learn more? Check out research from:
✔ The Linus Pauling Institute (Oregon State University)
If you're curious about high-dose Vitamin C, consider testing it for yourself—just like I did!
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