If you’ve heard that high doses of vitamin C can kill cancer,
there’s a good chance you’ve also heard some official-sounding
organizations claiming that there is no science to back this up.
However, new research shows that high doses of vitamin C
can indeed fight cancer, underscoring the findings of countless other studies like it that are widely ignored by the medical industry.
Detractors choose to focus on those studies that showed it didn’t
work, conveniently ignoring the fact that many of the studies that were
inconclusive in this regard simply weren’t testing big enough doses to
unlock its effectiveness.
Research carried out at the
University of Iowa
confirms that vitamin C does kill cancer cells selectively without
damaging normal cells. One study showed that the vitamins can reduce
mutations that cause cancer in mice, while another study showed it can
kill as much as 50 percent of human lymphoma cells.
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