Dr. Levy says 4 to 6 grams of lipo-C is equivalent in effectiveness to 50 grams IV C. He also stated lipo-C is ten times as effective at resolviing infections as IV C. What exactly these two statements mean even still need some minor clarifications.
I think Brooks stated somewhere between 50% and 80% encapsulation. And liposomes on the order of 150 nanometers I think. I don't think 500 has any meaning. ~David On Sun, Nov 7, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Dick Rochon <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, Brooks, or anyone who can answer. > > I have read that encapsulating Vitamin C in Lecithin can increase the > effectiveness up to 500 times, similar to intravenous. Did I read that > correctly? > > If so, then using the recipe of 1 Tbs of Ascorbic Acid would be 12,000mg, > and this is dissolved in 4 ounces of distilled water and added to 3 Tbs of > lecithin dissolved in 8 ounces of water. In other words, a total of 12 > ounces. Therefore you would have 12,000mg of Vitamin C in 12 ounces of > water, or 1000mg in one ounce of water. So, if I took one ounce of LET C I > would be taking the equivalent of 1000mg times 500, or 500,000mg of Vitamin > C. Is this correct? Of course, I am assuming 100% encapsulation, which is > probably not possible with our system using an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. > > But even if we got 70% encapsulation that should give us the equivalent of > 350,000mg Vit C in one ounce of LET C. That would be the same as 700 pills. > > Please correct my math if I am wrong. > > Dick >
