The Incredible Power of VITAMIN C : Why the FORM You Choose Matters

Join Dr. Nathan Goodyear MD, MDH from Brio-Medical to Discover the incredible, often overlooked benefits of vitamin C! In this video, we dive deep into the science behind this essential nutrient and explore why the form you choose matters more than you might think.
Learn about:
• The difference between ascorbic acid and sodium ascorbate
• How vitamin C can boost your immune system and fight disease
• The surprising ways vitamin C supports overall health and well-being
Dr. Nathan Goodyear Website: brio-medical.com/
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[@lungarotta]

1) One can prepare sodium ascorbate himself adding sodium bicarbonate to a solution of pure ascorbic acid, this will be much cheaper than buying the final compound. 2) Sodium ascorbate can be dangerous for people suffering of ipertension (like myself), so I prefer to use potassium ascorbate, same PH, same easy preparation, same cheap price. And potassium is a much m,ore needed mineral. They don't sell potassium ascorbate because the product is unstable and deteriorates after short time, so it must prepared on the moment of assumption. I add 500 mg of potassium ascorbate to 500 mg of ascorbic acid in a glass of water and then drink it just after the reaction is complete (you'll see the bubbles). About 30 years ago there was a fisician in Italy who cured cancer with potassium ascorbate but of course he encountered the hostility of the medical estabilishment.

[@Marlene612]

I have potassium bicarbonate and add it to water when i think of it, I also add Celtic salt so I believe this balances the sodium. I’m thinking potassium bicard can be added in lieu of potassium ascorbate to ascorbic acid if one doesn’t 12:53 have access to pot ascorbate to water which has Him salt/Celtic salt. Would love a comment on switching potassium ascorbate to pot bicarb.

[@lungarotta]

@@Marlene612 " I’m thinking potassium bicard can be added in lieu of potassium ascorbate to ascorbic acid" I don't quite understand what you mean here. What I said is that potassium bicarbonate can be added to ascorbic acid to produce potassium ascorbate which is a salt obtained with the combination of the two previous compounds. Same thing can be done to produce sodium abscorbate which is the form of vitamin C discussed in this video.

[@ethimself5064]

I have trouble believing that, let's say 500mg of Ascorbic Acid X 5/day will make any difference in someone's body PH

[@Marlene612]

@@lungarotta You only mentioned “potassium ascorbate”. That confused me. My question, what I was unclear about was concerning whether potassium bicarbonate could be mixed with ascorbic acid. And i think that is what you meant. And I will use that 50/50 formula 500 mg. Thanks

[@lungarotta]

@@Marlene612 the 50/50 formula is only approximate. If you want to be sure that all abscorbic acid will combine with potassium, you should add potassium bicarbonate untill the solution it's no more sparkling. When you add one compound to the other you will see that a lot of bubbles will come out. That's due to the chemical reaction producing carbon dioxide (a gas). When the bubbles stop it means the reaction is complete. Be sure not to assume too much potassium, the daily required intake is 9 gr. and we absorb a fine amount of it with vegetables. So I'll stay below 4 gr.

[@ctguitarguy8510]

I like camu camu berry, it has the highest concentration found in nature.

[@javadhashtroudian5740]

My father was a physician in Tehran with his own private hospital. I remember when an employee would get a cold or flu, they would get a ! gm injection of Redoxon (vitamin C from Roche) and quickly be back to work. Also in the UK we would have buffered Redoxon, which would fizz when placed in water.

[@megabaneen8057]

Great info WHAT about the lipomosal vitamin c or delayed release vitamin c?

[@stijndeklerk]

If this is science based it would be good practise to reference studies.

[@teeminator30]

⚠️ Is there any concern at all for the potential for vitamin C causing oxalates buildup in the body when used chronically?

[@bobgrimm2800]

Not everyone with hypertension is sensitive to sodium. There are many causes, many of which are not lessened by Na restriction.

[@tmoney2261]

I'm struggling with it, can you point me to someone knowledgeable with the many causes? I'm not overweight, not prediabetic and eat mostly whole foods.

[@JenP2776]

If only insurance would cover intravenous Vitamin C treatments.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

not your money not your choice 😂

[@robynhope219]

Iv vitamins c is bull...don't buy it!

[@maupmaup963]

Invite Dr. Thomas Seyfried to your program !!

[@____2080_____]

Would love to see a video about the animal forms of vitamin C. I’ve seen some conversations that it’s far more impactful than the varieties of synthetic and plant-based versions of the nutrients.

[@____2080_____]

The doctor touched on it with DHAA 9:32

[@privateerburrows]

I have a 1-pound bag of ascorbic acid I bought recently. Is there a way I can turn it into sodium ascorbate?

[@ianpearson8976]

yes add baking soda when mixing it in juice.

[@sameerkauchali1668]

How much baking soda?

[@privateerburrows]

@@sameerkauchali1668 I actually put this question first to Nemo, then LLama, and finally Grok, and got a super-good formula: I grab two 500 ml jars; in the first I put 3 tablespoons of ascorbic acid; in the second I put 1 teaspoon of baking soda and 1 teaspoon of potassium bicarbonate. I fill the first to 80% water, the second to 40% water. After stirring them for a couple of minutes, I pour a bit of the ascorbic acid solution into the alkaline jar, let it fizzle, pour some more, let it fizzle. Once the second jar is about 80% full I start pouring from the second to the first. After a few cycles, they don't fizzle much anymore, so I pour both jars into a 1 liter bottle with a funnel, and finish filling it with water. Needless to say I use filtered water. Result: Mildly acidic, PH of roughly 5. So the drink has about 3 equal parts of sodium ascorbate, potassium ascorbate, and ascorbic acid. All three forms of vitamin C are highly absorbable. Sodium and potassium are in 1:1 ratio. Tastes good, like lemonade. Provides you with 9 grams of vitamin C, 1/2 gram sodium, 1/2 gram potassium. EDIT: Don't mix juice unless it is non-sweet.

[@TE-xk4tg]

What about calcium ascorbate? Good, bad?

[@abdeliribas6247]

A question: Can Vit C helps with all Cancertypes ?

[@monnoo8221]

nope. but there are furher approaches in metabolic therapy, check the channel of Dr. Casey Peavler

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

none lol

[@slobodanfuletic9465]

Long story short, only oxidized form can be absorbed

[@jcyumei246]

I'm taking 2 grams everyday, is it too much? According to my blood test, 'm low sodium, so I might change the form you mentioned after I finished mine. Replenish my sodium in the same time:-).

[@penguinlieo4723]

too much

[@turntup1234]

@@penguinlieo4723 you can take as much as you want until you get diarrhea, that's your body's limit it can absorb at a time. there's no such thing as "too much" if you're below 100 grams a day. No one has ever died from vitamin C vitamins.

[@lynkinealy2926]

Amla

[@David-n1x7d]

So what brand of C do you recommend?

[@monnoo8221]

there is no brand for the treatment he describes. Note that his cancer patient receive 3 times per week sth between 50g to 100g directly injected into the blood.

[@purphexyon]

Wait, so ingesting vitamin C is harmful? Or is it only if you are battling cancer?

[@simplehealthyliving4681]

Vitamin C as a treatment for cancer is understandable but what about it's safety as daily dietary supplement for thriving? Can we take it? Does it work and what is the dose?

[@lungarotta]

I prefer to use potassium ascorbate for dayly use because it lowers the blood pressure while sodium increases it. See my post above.

[@allenbrost9564]

@@lungarotta That's a fallacy. Sodium doesn't increase blood pressure unless your metabolically broken, AKA diabetes. Fix your metabolism and no more high blood pressure. It's way more dangerous to use potassium than sodium. Sodium is easily removed from the body when necessary. Ask any nurse in that giving someone too much potassium can kill them instantly.

[@monnoo8221]

work for what? Oral administration is nott fr cancer therapy. Besides tht, of course it "works"

[@lungarotta]

@@monnoo8221 Sodium or potassium, even taken orally, contribute to create an alkaline environment which prevents cancer.

[@szymonbaranowski8184]

bad for teeth bad for antioxidants production in body there is a reason why our bodies doesn't produce it anymore 😊

[@quickend01]

Why would you not inject the correct Vitamin C directly into the tumors ???

[@MichaelEdwardWright1]

All assertions with very little evidence provided, as is typical of doctors.

[@corinnas5186]

Erster

[@Inwoodarts]

u cant spell !? AI !!!!