The Medical Medium and Linus Pauling’s Heart Theory and Therapy

The Medical Medium and Linus Pauling’s Heart Theory and Therapy

by | Jul 24, 2024

Post Categories: Cardiovascular Health

“The heart is a muscle that needs glucose for survival.” — Medical Medium

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The advanced Medical Medium knowledge has changed my thinking. Rather than avoiding sugar with your daily vitamin C and lysine, these nutrients should be taken with glucose. Yes, we still have the amazing mountain of Pauling-therapy testimonials from the old paradigm (See: https://twitter.com/OWENRFONOROW or for the complete testimonial see https://vitaminccures.com/blog/index.ph … timonials/ ). Thanks to the Medical Medium, we predict even better overall success using lower dosages in the future. The problem with our old (pre-Medical Medium) thinking was the Glucose-Ascorbate Antagonism (GAA) theory proposed by the late Emeritus professor John Ely, PhD, a giant in the vitamin C world. The GAA theory held that because glucose and ascorbate share the same GLUT (insulin) receptors, that glucose (sugars) compete with vitamin C for uptake into cells; thus these two nutrients should be taken separately. (Linus Pauling did not subscribe to the GAA theory, but Pauling did warn us about the danger from too much of the sugar fructose in his 1986 book.) The Medical Medium explains that glucose not only powers all cells and is required for healing, but that cellular uptake of all nutrients requires insulin. There is no competition among nutrients and glucose because nutrients bind to glucose so both the nutrient and glucose travel into the cell together through the GLUT receptor.

The Foundation’s new Cardo-C™ (XM) Pauling-therapy product implements the new paradigm: The key ingredient in Cardio-C™ XM is glucose! See: https://vitaminc.foundation/wp/cardio-c-xm-w-glucose/

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