If you are sick and tired of being sick and tired, knowing about therapeutic nutrition may perk you up.
A lot.
One reader writes:
“I discovered the power of vitamin C early last year. I went to my family doctor in summer 1999 complaining of increasing drowsiness at work. His only answer was that I was just “getting old.” I was 48.
“I started taking 3,000 mg/day of vitamin C, and other supplements. One day, After another 1 1/2 years of increasing frequency and level of this drowsiness (falling asleep at my desk almost daily), as well as declining cognitive ability (unable to concentrate more than 30 minutes at a time) and severe memory loss (could not remember names of 30-year neighbors), I felt a cold coming on, so I took 1,000 mg/hour of C.
“Next day – BAM! My energy level was back to my pre-teen level or better. I had that “spring” in my step that I had heard about, but had never experienced. I worked like a beaver for a full 8 hours, then studied on the computer at home for another 4 hours, and wasn’t sleepy or tired then.
Again, the therapy is vitamin C to bowel tolerance. Same reasons, same procedure, same results. Dramatic response to aggressive vitamin C therapy has followed patients taking a tablespoon of vitamin C crystals every hour. That is close to 12,000 mg/hour, or about 150,000 mg/day. Dr. Cathcart reports cures of mononucleosis in a matter of a few days at this rate of intake. 
I have witnessed such swift recoveries myself. And, I personally have taken 2,000 mg of vitamin C every 5 minutes when I had viral pneumonia. You see, when you are sick, you need (and can hold) an awful lot of vitamin C without diarrhea. You take enough C to be symptom free, whatever that amount might be! Then, one’s maintenance dose is just enough “C” to keep you well, but not enough to cause loose bowels.
From Deep Underground at Missile Command ...Headhunter20 
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