California
Hantavirus Epidemic September 1, 2012
No
Official Treatment vs. Vitamin
C Cure
Cases
of possible (~1700) Hantavirus exposures have been reported in Yosemite
National Park around cabins. Mortality
with definite infection and inadequate treatment could be as high as 50%, but
mortality can be much lower if enough IV vitamin C is used as a Rapid Onset
Scurvy treatment and ascorbic acid pharmacokinetics rules are followed
correctly by the medical teams.
Hantavirus
infection exhibits like a cold or as influenza, which worsens into
pneumonia-like respiratory inflammation.
Called Hantavirus Respiratory (or Pulmonary) Syndrome. (HRS/HPS), it
also can cause a hemorrhagic fever (systemic bleeding) and kidney
inflammation. It also can attack heart
and lungs together. FAQ
Systemic
bleeding is a prime symptom of scurvy. If Rapid Onset Scurvy (See
Kalokerinos) is causing most of the pathology. This is easily treated in an emergency room
(ER) environment with IV sodium ascorbate.
See Klenner's
Case Histories.
Conventional treatment is intensive care with supplementary oxygen. Emergency vitamin C (ascorbic acid =AA) in hospital treatment protocols is not described on the Web.
CDC
says there is no treatment for HRS, which in its later most serious stages has
all the symptoms of Rapid Onset Scurvy.
Too many modern doctors do not recognize scurvy the fundamental cause of
many of the symptoms of most illnesses. Instead they consider each illness as a
separate condition even though the illnesses have the same pathologies. We need to get wiser CDC doctors assigned to
both the Hantavirus and the West Nile Virus epidemic cases. The Internet is replete with years of medical
papers documenting how sodium ascorbate IV can kill viruses like Hantavirus.
AA
also protects against the toxins, oxides, inflammatory symptoms, and
pathologies of respiratory and hemorrhagic fevers. But enough AA needs to be in
the blood, continuously, during the critical phases. If AA in the blood is made high during early stages, the later
stage pathologies may never even develop.
This is reported in many recent case histories relating to a new form of
oral intake AA called Liposomal-AA. L-AA has greatly improved gut-to-blood
transfer efficiency (~98%). Frequent doses of L-AA can produce AA blood levels
equal to or greater than AA injections, and even IV administration.
Dr
Frederick Klenner (North Carolina) used pharmacokinetic rules and appropriate
doses of vitamin C (Oral, IV and injections) for over forty years of family
practice, from the mid-1940s to 1984. He wrote dozens of medical papers on the
subject. A complete list of them is in
the Clinical
Guide to the Use of Vitamin C, edited by Lendon H. Smith, M.D.,
(1988). The Seanet Vitamin C online archive contains the text
of Dr Smith’s book. Dr Smith has condensed much of Dr Klenner’s
practical experiences and methods using AA in all of its forms against viruses
and diseases into one source.
Since hemorrhagic fever can sometimes exhibit with HRS, this indicates severe Rapid Onset Scurvy. Established treatments for scurvy involve (actually small) amounts of blood sodium ascorbate IV. Up to the range of 250 grams per day may be necessary. This is ~10 grams per hour per 100 Kg body weight. 250/100000=.25% of body weight; a 250 gram steak is a normal meal for a 200 pound person.
The oxides and toxins in the scurvy state metabolize (oxidize) the AA instantly when the molecules come together. So the AA acts like an essential food, not a vitamin in such cases.
HRS survival odds (variously estimated at ~ 50-70%) will prove to be directly related to the amount of in-the-blood, active AA concentration, which should be monitored each hour. The AA/DHA ratio (Antioxidant to Oxidant ratio, AOR) is an important indicator of patient status. 10 to 1 indicates very good health; < 1 indicates very grave condition. During the IV push, little active AA will be found in the urine, but dehydroxy AA (DHA), the oxidized form of AA, may be found. DHA in the urine shows the infection-produced toxins and oxides are rapidly oxidizing the AA. When the patient is over the critical point, active AA starts to appear in the urine. See Smith on Klenners Methods Klenner’s Tests during IV administration
The AA IV should be supplemented with oral AA
intake of at least 6 grams every hour. Liposomal
AA is the oral form of choice since it is not subject to the
gut-to-blood transfer limits of normal oral AA. Less than 20% of oral intake gets to blood. 98% of the AA in L-AA
gets through to the blood and the lecithin coating of the L-AA facilitates
AA transfer to the viral lipid capsule where the AA can work better to kill the
virus. See L-AA reviews case histories on
Amazon.com.
L-AA
increases the intake of lecithin. Lecithin in the gut in the presence of a
probiotic microbe in Kefir (Rhamnosus) can accelerate the growths of arterial
plaques by making a rotten fish smelling gas in the gut. The gas is converted
in the liver into the molecule TMAO, which feeds arterial plaques. See our warning on
how Kefir probiotic’s harmful processing of lecithin. If you have an arterial plaque condition you
should change your sugar intake to use Xylitol instead. Avoid eating Kefir
until a safe Rhamnosus strain is identified and Kefir is reformulated.
If
you are healthy and AA works for you, you can avoid routine intake of lecithin
based L-AA; use it only when you get sick; use frequent normal USP AA in a
daily dosage of 6-12 grams, split into fractions and taken every 2 hours. If
you have a heart condition, see Dr Linus Pauling’s AA plus Lysine
protocol for heart disease.
I
feel that failure to do AA IV as described above in the presence of toxic
shock, of lethargy, of grave respiratory symptoms or of Rapid Onset Scurvy as
evidenced by hemorrhagic symptoms is medical malpractice. In the event of death
and failure to administer AA: Lawsuit! With HRS, as also in the cases of West
Nile Disease, no deaths should result if the Rapid Onset Scurvy is
properly treated using enough oral AA and IV sodium ascorbate. As soon as enough AA is in the blood,
pathologic symptoms should start getting better. This has been the experience
of Doctors Klenner, Cathcart, Kalokerinos, Levy, Saul, and other orthomolecular
medicine practitioners worldwide. Their
successes are widely forgotten and not taught in med school. There is evidence
that knowledge of these doctors methods and successes has been actively
suppressed. See Linus Pauling’s letter to the
National Cancer Institute. (1977)
After $ billions, still no AA studies. Update, 2012: the stall goes on.
For
less severe HRS cases, nutritional supplementation can be beneficial. More
nutritional info is found here. But AA should be administered with
pharmacokinetic rules consistent with maintaining high enough measured blood AA
levels to kill the viruses. Where this was not done and West Nile survivors had
persistent viral infections, Dr. Thomas Levy later administered IV AA at high
enough levels and killed the persistent West Nile Virus. See
West Nile Disease Levy Cures.
See
Dr Thomas Levy’s book Curing
the Incurable for a thorough treatment of the properties of
ascorbic acid as a medicine and as an antitoxin antidote for a wide range of
bacteria, viruses, diseases, allergies, allergens, toxins and poisons. It contains the best tactical AA medical
treatment advice in one source that I have ever read. See Dr. Andrew Saul’s website and his many books: www.doctoryourself.com .
References:
1.
Jorgensen’s
2003 Letter Overview of Vitamin C properties and benefits
2.
Vitamin
C Pharmacokinetics Details What AA does and how to use it.
3.
How
Vitamin C Works Overview of AA pharmacokinetics.
4.
How
much Vitamin C Overview: Summary of conditions vs. AA dosage variability.
5.
AA
Ketonic Protocols Theory, mathematics, practical factors of multi factor
treatments.
6.
Clinical
Guide to Vitamin C (1988) By Lendon H Smith, Notes from studying Klenner’s
papers.
7.
Klenner
IV AA used against cancer Many AA IV protocol details and experiences.
8.
Cathcart Recipe for
Sodium Ascorbate For doctors only,
making AA solution for IV and injections.
9.
Riordan’s IV AA protocols for cancer. Part 1 30,000
milligrams. Part 2 60,000
milligrams. Dr Saul’s site.
10.
List of Papers on
AA in Orthomolecular Medicine Important papers.
11.
Historical
VitaminC Ascorbate Articles 1930s to 1990s SeaNet Archive contains many
important historical papers.
12.
AA vs. Viral
Diseases List and References Dr Saul’s Summary List.
13.
Observations On the Dose and
Administration of Ascorbic Acid When Employed Beyond the Range of A Vitamin in
Human Pathology, 1971, By Dr. Frederick Klenner
Many vitamin C heavy dose recovery case histories.
15.
The
Origin of the 42-Year Stonewall of Vitamin C, JOM, 1991, By
Robert Landwehr
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