Book "Vitamin C, a True Story" by Dr. Steve Hickey, Dr. Andrew Saul 372 pages. KENAY

Scientific research on vitamin C for its clinical use is progressing very dynamically despite the lack of funding from academic medicine. Orthomolecular medicine, which uses high nutrient doses to treat diseases, is considered highly controversial in the medical community. However, this rejection of the orthomolecular approach is not based on reliable knowledge and merely reflects prejudices and the desire to maintain a status quo that has nothing to do with progress.

This book tells the "true story" of one of the most important substances available to humans, which they cannot synthesize in their own bodies, but which enables them to keep the body healthy in various diseases and restore balance. The authors conclude that real treatment without the use of vitamin C will one day be like childbirth without hygiene regulations or surgery without anesthesia.

Vitamin C is a simple molecule with strong effects. Those who want to be healthy should consume adequate amounts. After reading this book, you will know why... and how much.