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May 24 2008
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2 reviews
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health, drugs, alternative health, substance abuse
• seanet.com
This is a detox approach for opiate addiction that involves absolutely no narcotics. This particular paper documents the efforts of two doctors to treat 30 opiate addicted patients with megadoses of sodium ascorbate. They had a 100% success rate. All of the addicts involved in this study, no matter what opiate they'd been using, were able to detoxify their bodies without the ususal symptoms of withdrawl.
I've seen this sodium ascorbate detox work in real life. It's really quite amazing, especially when considering the amount of pain that's normally involved with opiate withdrawl. As the authors of this study pointed out, the use of methadone to treat opiate addiction merely substitutes a legal drug for an illicit one; but using sodium ascorbate actually cures the body of its need for opiates. The working hypothesis is that a confirmed opiate addict will possess certain genetic and multimalnutritional dysfunctions that amount to the presence of something called Hypoascorbemia-Kwashiorkor Syndrome.
"By fully correcting this Hypoascorbemia-Kwashiorkor Syndrome, we are able to take the addicts off heroin or methadone, without the appearance of withdrawal symptoms. If during the period of full correction they take a "fix," it is immediately detoxified or otherwise handled by the body so that no "high" occurs. It is like injecting pure water provided the dosage of ascorbate is high enough.
The general improvement in the well-being of the addicts within 12 to 24 hours after beginning sodium ascorbate detoxification is striking. It is demonstrated by improved mental alertness and visual acuity; appetite is returning, and the addict is amazed that treatment is working without the use of another narcotic."