Vitamin C, the history
The clinical use of Vitamin C was pioneered by Dr. Frederick Klenner in the 40’s and 50’s. He wrote many articles in journals and his achievements became the stuff of legend. The Munro-Halls adapted his treatment protocols and have administered 200g vitamin C over 12 hours safely in seriously compromised patients. with success.
His use of IV-C is written up in a small book “The Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C by Lendon H Smith. Dr. Klenner said “There is no disease that cannot be cured by vitamin C if given in high enough doses in the correct manner and for long enough”.
He was followed by Dr. Robert Cathcart. Both are now deceased.
Dr Cathcart wrote extensively about vitamin C and his paper from 1991 is included here. It makes useful reading if anyone wants to delve deeper into the subject.