High Dose Vitamin C Yielding Amazing Results For Breast Cancer Patients

Data from 71 studies shows high doses of vitamin C generate a positive effect 92% of the time (improved cancer cell kill rate and reduced side effects from chemo/radiation therapy).

“Adding high-dose IV vitamin C to cancer treatment protocols could be a safe, simple, and cost-effective approach to improving treatment for many kinds of cancer”
— Dr. Joseph Cullen, M.D. with The Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center

After completing an 8 week course of high dose IV vitamin C with standard treatment 89% of patients experienced primary tumor size decrease.

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Leading cancer Doctors recommend high dose Vitamin C treatment

  • “We demonstrate that pharmacological ascorbate (Vitamin C) represents an easily implementable and non-toxic agent that may increase treatment efficacy when combined with standard-of-care radio-chemotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer”

    Joshua Schoenfeld, M.D. with Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

  • "Intravenous Vitamin C improved radiotherapy and TMZ effectiveness in glioblastoma patients, improving both progression free survival and overall survival"

    John M. Buatti, M.D with Iowa Comprehensive Cancer Center

  • "High dose intravenous Vitamin C enhanced chemosensitivity of ovarian cancer and reduced toxicity of chemotherapy"

    Yan Ma, PhD Researcher with University of Kansas Medical Center

  • "IV Vitamin C's ability to decrease chemotherapy-induced adverse effects should already make it a very valuable addition to chemotherapeutic regimens"

    Mark Levine, M.D. at NIH

  • "Vitamin C could be an excellent complementary remedy to conventional therapies for breast cancer"

    Michela Codini, PhD Biomedical Researcher with University of Perugia

  • "Ascorbic Acid regimens may benefit quality of life and improve survival for many with a broad spectrum of cancers that otherwise go untreated"

    Howard Bruckner, M.D. with MZB Foundation for Cancer Research

  • "Results demonstrate that pharmacological ascorbate (intravenous Vitamin C) is selectively cytotoxic to gastric adenocarcinoma cells"

    Brianne O'Leary, PhD Researcher with Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center

  • "Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) improves the antineoplastic (cancer killing) activity of doxorubicin, cisplatin, and paclitaxel in human breast carcinoma"

    Christian M. Kurbacher, M.D. with Cologne Medical Center

  • "Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) chemosensitizes colorectal cancer cells and synergistically inhibits tumor growth"

    Ana Pires, PhD Biomedical Researcher with University of Coimbra

  • Ascorbate (vitamin C) therapy for cancer has an outstanding safety profile

    Yan Ma, PhD Researcher with University of Kansas Medical Center

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Read the Evidence: Learn why Johns Hopkins, Mayo, and Sloan Kettering are currently administering IVC to:

  • Neoadjuvant; reduce tumor size prior to surgery

  • Adjuvant post surgery

  • Enhance cancer cell killing capability of chemotherapy and radiation

  • Reduce side effects from chemo and radiotherapy

The articles below summarize 50 years of research and clinical use. Over 100 studies completed.

Guide to high dose intravenous vitamin C as a cancer treatment

IVC Cancer Treatment Guide

50 years of research and clinical use shows high dose IV vitamin C kills cancer cells and reduces side effects of chemo/radiotherapy.

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Limit Side Effects

Evidence shows high doses of vitamin C protects normal cells from damaging effects of chemo.

IVC Fact Sheet

The downloadable fact sheet lists the latest evidence regarding the safety and efficacy of high dose IV vitamin C as a combination cancer treatment.

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Olena Ivanova, MS, FNP-C

Rockville, MD (Near Shady Grove Medical Campus)

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*Individual patient results may vary based on a patient’s medical history and other factors. Information on this site is not intended to replace the advice of your physician or healthcare provider. Statements and treatments have not been evaluated by the FDA.