Curing the Incurable: Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins (Newly revised , includes Vitamin C Supplementation Breakthrough)

468 Pages·2022·21.657 MB·English

by  Thomas E. Levy MD JD , Linus Pauling

Vitamin C,
Infectious Diseases,
and Toxins
omas E. Levy, MD, JD
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Curing
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Curing
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Vitamin C,
Infectious Diseases,
and Toxins
by Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD
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Copyright © 2002 by Thomas E. Levy, M.D., J.D.
Third Edition: 2009
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ISBN: Softcover 0-9779-5202-9
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Acknowledgements
Frederick R. Klenner, M.D., to whom this book is dedicated, de-
serves the greatest credit for its writing. Without his keen insights and
willingness to look beyond the limits of traditional medical teachings,
the ability of vitamin C to cure some “incurable” infections and poison-
ings would remain completely unknown today. The primary purpose of
this book is to clearly lay out the large body of scientific documentation
showing that Dr. Klenner’s principles of vitamin C therapy were com-
pletely right and need to be properly applied across the world.
Linus Pauling, Ph.D. also deserves an enormous amount of credit
for helping to educate the world on the many benefits of vitamin C. Dr.
Pauling won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954 and the Nobel Prize
in Peace in 1962. Although his place in history was already assured, Dr.
Pauling did not hesitate to put his credibility on the line in promoting
vitamin C to the world and a medical profession that did not want to be
advised by a non-physician. Maintaining complete personal and scien-
tific integrity was of paramount importance to Dr. Pauling. Even though
vitamin C is still greatly underutilized today, Dr. Pauling managed to
get more people to take a good daily dose of vitamin C than any other
individual in history. Although he was not a medical doctor, Dr. Pauling
probably had a far greater positive effect on world health than he did in
his chosen field of chemistry.
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, M.D.,, Ph.D. won the Nobel Prize in
Physiology or Medicine in 1937 for the discovery of vitamin C. His work
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in defining the chemical structure of vitamin C, along with isolating
and purifying it, allowed many subsequent researchers to study the
continuing and expanding role of vitamin C in medicine and science.
Hal A. Huggins, D.D.S,, MS,, a good friend, colleague, and co-au-
thor of my first book, Uninformed Consent, first introduced me to the
amazing abilities of vitamin C in treating infections and neutralizing
toxins in 1993, My life and my medical perspectives have never been
the same.
Robert Kulacz, D.D.S.,, a good friend, excellent researcher, and co-
author of my third book, The Roots of Disease, has contributed as much
insight to me in medical matters as any of my medical colleagues. He
has been invaluable to me as a sounding board for my many theories,
thoughts, questions, and ideas.
My brother, John, read and thoroughly edited this book for me.
Although he does not have a formal medical background, I adopted
many of the insightful suggestions he made in order to better deliver
the messages of this book.
My beautiful mother, Catherine, remains one of the greatest posi-
tive forces in my career. Her love and support have continued to moti-
vate me throughout my entire life. My sister, Cathy, has always been
supportive as well.
Many thanks to Char Longwell, Chris Prudhomme, and Bob Culp
at the medical library of Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs, CO.
Their help to me in completing the necessary research for this book has
been absolutely invaluable.