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5.0 out of 5 stars Medical Professional Excited Over This Book., Mar 25 2004

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BRET PEIRCE (arizona) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins (Paperback)

Having seen vitamin c infusions first hand,having witnessed complete remissions of Brain tumor,malignant melanoma,and adenocarcinoma,having used sodium ascorbate on my asthmatic daughter to stop her coughing at night when she had a cold, having crusaded for Linus Pauling to the condemnation of my medical colleauges,this book is a wonderful compilation of data that strongly implicates the AMA as being negligent in their oath and responsiblities.

This book officially affirms what I've been living for years. I have treated successfully oral herpes, chicken pox, mononucleosis, and respiratory viral infections for years in myself, my wife, and my family.

Finally, a vindication for Linus Pauling and great news for the human race. This book is the truth!!! The whole truth!!!!

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2.0 out of 5 stars Current data misleading, Dec 28 2003

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Dr. levy makes a fine effort in his book. However he fails to point out the differences in the current forms of vitamin C (there are different forms, some being actually harmful) and their efficacy and how some forms of vitamin C may actually promote disease such as cancer. One must use all tools to treat disease. Vitamin C being one of them. However, do not throw out the baby for the bathwater and embrace vitamin C as a cure all. It is not. This should be better emphasized and a more balanced integrative approach utilized. Remember, there are lives at stake here. This book is off track in many places. Patient be wary!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Compilaton, May 27 2003

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A. S. Templeton (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
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Good compendium of the application of ascorbate as a primary treatment for infections etc as the title describes.

Due no doubt to liability statues, the book stops short of frank advocacy and clinical specifics that practitioners could use should they wish to employ the historical methods listed.

But those fatheads who think that ascorbate is useless or harmful would be doing themselves a favor reprogramming their brains with this book, which proves that the historical record suggests otherwise.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Levy doing the impossible
Dr. Levy has done what should have been done long ago, made
sense out of the mass of scientific literature on vitamin C.
With more than 80,000 papers, Dr. Read more

Published on Dec 21 2002 by Owen R. Fonorow

5.0 out of 5 stars Very Important Information
I might have been a bit skeptical of Dr. Levy's assertions until my own advanced cold was virtually wiped out after getting 100 grams of vitamin C by vein over a few hours. Read more

Published on Nov 21 2002