1. what is C
1.1. chemicals structure
1.2. pharmacokinetics
1.2.1. oral
1.2.2. ivc
1.3. deficiency or depletion
2. why not popular?
2.1. medical evidences neglected
2.2. bias medical research in the past
2.3. professionals not trained and informed
2.4. medical legal prohibition by law
2.4.1. non evidence bsed
2.4.1.1. bias by out dated medical researches info
2.4.1.2. senior dr in charge not updated
2.4.2. vit c not available in market
2.4.2.1. do not issue import permit
2.4.2.2. illegal to use non registered products
2.4.3. no skills to use ivc
2.4.3.1. local training not available
2.4.4. regulator depend on selected advisors
2.4.4.1. no ivc knowledge training
2.4.4.1.1. not keen to learn skills in other field
2.4.4.2. only trained in specialty not medical nutrition
2.4.4.2.1. conflict of interest
2.4.4.3. easy to say no than approve ivc
2.4.4.3.1. medical liabilities to approve
2.4.4.3.2. no work no stress concept
2.4.4.4. chemo drug sales
2.4.4.5. so call general consensus, sharing and repeating out dated ivc information
2.4.5. non recognised by FDA, Medical Authority
2.4.5.1. ban by You tube, face book
2.4.5.2. vc article not easy to publish in journal
2.4.5.3. no research grant
2.4.5.4. no drug company sponsored , no patency
3. side effects/ warnings
3.1. G6PD
3.1.1. marik 6 g below safe
3.2. glucometer reading
3.2.1. can use to assess vit c level
3.3. renal failures
3.3.1. useful for dialysis
3.4. general side effects
3.4.1. usually transient and mild
3.4.2. healing reactions
4. Innovative
4.1. medical excellence
4.1.1. proven effective
4.1.1.1. minimal side effects
4.1.2. potential to safe to use in many medical conditons
4.1.2.1. antibiotic resistance
4.1.2.2. covid 19
4.1.2.3. emergency ARDS
4.2. promotion of good health
4.2.1. safe
4.2.2. well documented
4.3. reduction of illness
4.3.1. prolong survival
4.3.2. quality of life
4.3.3. reduce oncology treatment side effects
4.3.4. improve general health , immunity
4.4. ivc for cancer clinical application
4.4.1. compassionate use for cancer
4.4.2. off label use
4.4.3. supportive care
4.4.4. balance risks /benefits
4.4.5. as clinical trial
4.4.6. in combination with convention onclogy
4.4.7. Ideal anti cancer treatment
4.4.7.1. protocol available
4.4.7.1.1. long history use
4.4.7.1.2. safety profile
4.4.7.2. give hope
5. People-Centred
5.1. good healthcare
5.1.1. service
5.1.1.1. home vs hospital based treatment
5.1.1.1.1. clinic as supportive care
5.1.1.1.2. minimised hospital infection
5.1.1.1.3. save time on transportation , hospital admission
5.1.1.1.4. save cost , reduction in hospital bills
5.1.2. professional service
5.1.2.1. training
5.1.3. doctor patient relationship
5.1.4. ideal drug in cancer treatment
5.1.4.1. safe, cheap, no side effects, effective, readily available, no high tech expensive tool .simple to administer.
5.2. Affordable
5.2.1. cheap
5.2.2. friendly to use , understand
5.2.3. can be done in outpatient
5.2.4. insurance payable
6. C story
6.1. vit C effects
6.1.1. anti-inflammation
6.1.2. anti-inflection
6.1.2.1. antiviral
6.1.2.2. anti bacterial
6.1.2.3. anti fungal
6.1.2.4. anti parasites
6.1.3. anti cytokines in cancer and covid 19
6.1.4. pro oxidants
6.1.5. anti oxidants
6.1.6. anti cancer
6.1.6.1. enhance convention oncology treatment
6.1.6.1.1. chemo
6.1.6.1.2. radio
6.1.6.1.3. surgery
6.1.6.1.4. immunotherapy
6.1.7. mechanism
6.1.7.1. epigenetic
6.1.7.2. collagen effect
6.1.7.3. mitochondrial defects in cancer
6.1.7.3.1. combine with doxycycline
6.1.7.4. with LDN
6.1.7.5. with Artesunats
6.1.7.6. with B17
6.1.7.6.1. kill cancer stem cells
6.2. history in medicine
6.3. how c use in diseases state
6.3.1. for viral infections, chronic diseases, etc Klenner
6.4. no medical effects?
6.4.1. Allan Smith NZ
6.4.2. doctor use for themselves
6.4.3. Pmed search
6.4.3.1. latest research encouraging