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[Pittguy578]

Anyone know of any "reputable" sources where I could get this?
It is for my grandmother-she has cancer in the lung. I know this can't hurt so I figured I would give it a try.
I also have bought her a couple bottles of curcumin.

[rwac]

You could also try out something like liposomal vit-C.

Supposed to be good stuff too. Maybe almost as good as/better than IV. Much easier too.

[chrono]

Yes, anything that doesn't require needles (especially via IV) is much easier to convince aged relations to take, and less likely to alarm doctors.

Thanks for that link, rwac. Have you tried it yourself? If so, how's it compare to the homemade stuff?

[rwac]

Yes, anything that doesn't require needles (especially via IV) is much easier to convince aged relations to take, and less likely to alarm doctors.

Thanks for that link, rwac. Have you tried it yourself? If so, how's it compare to the homemade stuff?

I haven't actually. It's certainly more concentrated. 1g vit c per 1g phospholipds.

As opposed to the homemade stuff which is ~20 g vit C per ~30 g phospholipids.

I bet it also doesn't fall apart like my recent batches.