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Has anyone tried Vitamin C through IV? Dr. Whitaker (Alternative DR. in CA claims great success). It is costly so I would like to know if anyone has had success with this treatment.
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It may be helpful, but in my opinion, not to the extent that this dr claims. Just my opinion.
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Aniek
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I'm going to be starting a number of IV supplements, including Vit C. I think it can help kick-start your system thus helping your body fight the Lyme and helping relieve symptoms.
I wouldn't expect Vit C to be a cure.
So it depends what you are looking for.
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mojo
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My LLMD uses what he calls Vit C IV's but they actually have much more vitamins and minerals in them. He uses them to build the immune system and also adds DMPS when chelating for Mercury.
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klutzo
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I have not heard of anyone having trouble with Myers Cocktails, a popular IV tx which includes vitamin C in the IV along with B Complex and Magnesium I think, but my Cardiologist has had two other Lyme patients who got IV's of high dose vitamin C only from a holistic clinic, and one is now on dialysis as a result. The other is dead. Just be cautious and stay safe.
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