Volume 4, Issue 65 | August 18, 2014 | ||||
The Ebola virus can be destroyed naturally - despite what you've been told |
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That oxidative treatment is high-dose intravenous vitamin C. This may
not sound like an oxygen treatment. But high-dose intravenous vitamin C
works on the cellular level much like other oxidation therapies
(including IV hydrogen peroxide and ozone).
In fact, high-dose vitamin C is so powerful, researchers have not found
one virus that can survive the treatment. The reason vitamin C is so
effective is that its structure allows it to move freely throughout the
body. This allows it to attack viruses that other, perhaps
more-powerful antivirals can't kill because they can't reach the
viruses.
So will high-dose IV vitamin C work against Ebola?
There's every reason to believe it will. Remember, there hasn't been
one single virus that vitamin C hasn't inactivated or killed. Vitamin C
kills viruses by activating something called "Fenton's reaction." This
is a complex chemical reaction that scientists use in various
applications to destroy organic compounds. Think of hydrogen peroxide's
bubble action when you pour it on a cut. With vitamin C, the Fenton's
reaction creates the most reactive oxidizing agents science has ever
identified. As a result, they're able to radically upregulate oxidative
stress, which destroys the virus.
It's also important to remember that Ebola is doing most of its damage
in countries with very deficient nutrition. It's possible Ebola can
survive only in a nutrient-deficient environment, much like scurvy. So
keeping your immune system strong will go a long way toward keeping the
virus at bay. Taking a high-quality multivitamin like
Healthy Resolve will give you vitamin C and many other nutrients that can fight the virus.
But should Ebola break out in the U.S., and should you contract it (two
highly unlikely events), make sure you have a doctor who can
administer high-dose IV vitamin C. It could save your life.
Your Insider for Better Health, |
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Steve Kroening
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Monday, August 18, 2014
The Ebola virus can be destroyed naturally - despite what you've been told
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