VITA C IV – Mega Dose Vitamin C + Sodium Bicarbonate Intravenous Treatment for Cancer

 

 

Our researchers have been able to integrate Sodium Bicarbonate therapy with our VITAMINC IV treatment.

Sodium Bicarbonate helps to increase the pH of the blood thus making the cancer patient more alkaline. Tumors grow in a low pH or acidic environment.

By increasing a cancer patients body pH and making it more alkaline, the alternative cancer treatment with intravenous Vitamin C therapy becomes much more effective.

 

VITA C IV® 

10000MG Ascorbic Acid & 4500MG Sodium Bicarbonate INJECTION

MANUFACTURER PHARMALIFE Europe

FOR INTRAVENOUS USE, CONTAINS NO PRESERVATIVES

Price: 38 EUR Vial 100ML 
(10000MG Ascorbic Acid & 4500MG Sodium Bicarbonate)

Email 1: sales@gerovital-gh3.com

Phone: +40723141550 (whatsapp / viber / telegram)

Bucharest, Romania, Europe

SODIUM BICARBONATE may neutralize tumor acidity and as a result may inhibit the spread of the tumor to other parts of the body (metastases) and improve survival.

VITAMIN C (Ascorbic Acid)  may be recommended as supportive care for patients with cancer. IVC may be recommended to help with side effects from cancer and cancer treatments, to support energy levels and reduce fatigue, to lower inflammation, and to prevent or replenish a vitamin C deficiency.

How to use:

Week 1: 1 x 10 g (1 iv bottle) infusion per day, 3 times per week  

Week 2: 1 x 20 g (2 iv bottles) infusion per day, 3 times per week  

Week 3: 1 x 40 g (4 iv bottles) infusion per day, 3 times per week

Week 4: 1 x 50 g (5 iv bottles) infusion per day, 3 times per week

Week 5: 1 x 80 g (8 iv bottles) infusion per day, 3 times per week
Week 6: 1 x 100 g (10 iv bottles) infusion per day, 3 times per week.

Treatment will be continued with maximum dose 100 grams (10 iv bottles) for each session at least one month.

For intravenous administration, it is recommended to dilute VITA C IV with SALINE SOLUTION in 1/2 dilution.

The indicated doses and treatment schedules should be followed.

VITA C IV solution for injection is very sensitive to environmental factors and it is necessary to keep the product protected from light.

Do not administer together with sulphamides because Ascorbic Acid may favor the precipitation of sulphamides in the urine.

Intravenous rapid injection is not recommended!

SIDE EFFECTS: They were not found!