What Vitamin C Can Do For You

Vitamin C is an overlooked miracle nutrient that can cure many illnesses, says Dr. Anju Mathur, who runs the Angel Longevity Medical Center based in Los Angeles. Here, she discusses what she believes this nutrient can do for you, and how it can cure a lot of illnesses.

Vitamin C is a miracle nutrient because it can cure a lot of things in the body. It is a natural antibiotic, a natural antiviral, an anti-toxic and an immune booster. It is really amazing for me as I see the results with patients. It is unbelievable. If you get into a situation where you have acute poisoning, even if you get bitten by a spider or a snake, just get intravenous vitamin C. It inactivates those toxins so fast, it’s amazing.

If you have an infection, including the HIV virus, herpes, hepatitis or pneumonia, you can get vitamin C intravenously and it handles it. It can cure HIV, hepatitis, bad flu, and even swine flu. I have treated patients with spider bites, unconscious falling on the floor. We just gave them a vitamin C drip, and within an hour, they were back on their feet, walking around normally.

Not Mainstream Medicine

But people don’t know about vitamin C and its wonderful curing properties. People don’t understand that it can work. Unfortunately, using vitamin C in this way intravenously is not a mainstream medicine. The reason for that is because nobody can make money out of vitamin C as it is not more complicated than that.

Easy to Deliver

Vitamin C is easy to deliver and it has no side effects, even in large doses. I have given up 100 grams of vitamin C intravenously with no problems. I have even treated cancer patients with vitamin C with good results. I think using vitamin C intravenously is an awesome treatment; it helps people a lot. It can treat chronic fatigue, flu, food allergies, encephalitis; whatever you have we can treat with intravenous vitamin C.

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