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Chemotherapy side effects suck! Side effects can make you feel horrible and rob you of the  ability to have a normal life during treatment. When adverse effects become too much, they can result in discontinuation of an effective treatment. In the worst cases, chemo side effects can cause major harm that is long lasting or in some cases results in death.

Considering these dangers, protecting normal cells from this medication should be a top priority. In this article we explore why chemo side effects occur and the evidence that shows high dose vitamin C can protect the body from harm.

Why do chemo side effects occur?

NIH supported research shows IVC can reduce chemo side effects.

Dangers of long term chemo side effects

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World leading cancer doctors see evidence that high dose vitamin C can reduce side effects.

Now, do not misread this information, there is no question that chemotherapy has saved many peoples lives, but the fact is chemo is very toxic to the body. Patients should take every step to protect their body when using chemo medications. World leading cancer doctors have noted that high dose vitamin C is up to this task and should be paired with chemotherapy. Here is one example:

Now, in addition to using IVC, it is important to shift into your healthiest lifestyle; this means eat a nutritious diet, do low to medium exercise regularly, get 8 hours of sleep, and eliminate toxic substances like alcohol and added sugar. 

So, to recap. Chemotherapy carries the risk of many short and long term side effects. Everyone should take steps to protect their body from this harm. When high dose vitamin C is paired with chemo, studies show it can improve quality of life, reduce side effects, and enhance the ability of chemo to kill cancer cells.

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