"Sodium Ascorbate" of Vitamin C (non-acidic)

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1 Product Code AN249 Last Updated: "Sodium Ascorbate" of Vitamin C (non-acidic) For all species and ages 1,000 mg of Sodium Ascorbate powder = (1tsp) Its a Synthetic Vitamin C Pages: 11 ~ This product is a synthetic Vitamin C powder Sodium Ascorbate Vitamin C crystals (non acidic). Which are often used for emergencies treatments. If unable to get to a vet hospital immediately or living in a rural area, farms etc and you are needing to quickly treat a animal from a snake bite, parvo Virus, toxic spider bites, rat bait poisons etc. By dissolving some white crystals in a little water and using an oral syringe or spoon - giving small amount every 10 minutes until much improved then reduce frequency etc. ~ For long term health and support arthritis, joints etc. using Vitamin C in daily diet with WholeFood Vitamin C type vitamin C. There are a few different brands that sell this, we get our capsules from ~ Pneumonia, chest infection, cold, flu or other infections, use the Liposomal Vitamin C gel or liquid It is an amazing form of vitamin c that can find infected mucous tissue organs and cells and resolve it. No other type of vitamin C can do this, as the others go through blood stream and then excess is urinated out. * See page 9 1

2 SODIUM ASCORBATE POWDER - ORAL DOSING IN EMERGENCIES Use for Emergency FOR FAST ANTI DOTE of the poisons We use a water soluble type of Vitamin C - that treats the blood. (although it is a synthetic type, it is fast and effective) INSTRUCTION Emergency Oral Dosing with Vitamin C packet) (e.g. using 3. Sodium Ascrobate crystal (NB Oral dosing is just a affective as injection vitamin c) Either (crushed) vitamin C tablets any type that you have in the house. As there are different type of vitamin C. If you have a choice we use sodium ascorbate vitamin C dissolvable crystals. Purchased from Health food stores or internet. A Guideline Oral Dosing HORSE / COW / SHEEP ORAL dosing Sodium Ascorbate vitamin C crystals, dissolve 5 teaspoons in 1 cup of filtered water, oral syringe approx. 20ml, small sips at a time. (repeat every 15 min) DOG / KID / SWINE / DOE ORAL dosing Sodium Ascorbate vitamin C crystals, dissolve 5 teaspoons in 1 cup of filtered water, then using a oral syringe - syringe small sips at a time approx. 15ml ( repeat every 15 minutes) CAT / Toy Dog / or Other small animals ORAL Vit C Sodium Ascorbate vitamin C crystals, dissolve 3 teaspoons in 1 cup of filtered water. then using a oral syringe, syringe side of mouth small sips at a time until approx. 5ml has been taken - (repeat every 15 minutes) Continue for at least 20 oral dosings. 4 hours. Upon animal improvement - pupils back to normal and breathing good. Can stop or reduce to casual three times a day if you feel still not 100%. NB. use also for Parvo virus, tick bites, other poisonings e.g. rat bait poisoning, redback and black widow spider bites. (see page 3 for- Injectable Vitamin C - instructions) 2

3 Emergency Injectable Vitamin C INSTRUCTION Make sure the brand is 2mls per gram and not 4mls per gram, otherwise you need twice as much at twice the cost. needles as 19 or thereabouts because the stuff can be slightly glutinous and speed is generally all important on the occasions when it is needed. Keep in fridge when not using. Many farmers have this vitamin C in there fridge at all times. Website: vetnpetdirect.com To order Troy Vitamin C Injection 100ml $13.50AUD Injection ~ HORSE / COW / SHEEP approx. inject 20ml every 1/2 hr ~ DOG / KID / SWINE / DOE approx. inject 15ml every 1/2 hour ~ CAT / Toy Dog / or other small animals. approx. inject 8ml-10ml every 1/2 hr Pat Coleby on Vitamin C - Treatment for SNAKE BITES Early in 1930, an American, Dr Klenner, (extensive article on Vitamin C by Dr. Klenner ) did much research on the use of Vitamin C on humans. In turn a Californian Vet, Dr Wendell Bellfield, carried on the good work with impressive results on all sorts of dog ailments that are generally considered incurable or fatal. Today, in USA, there are now a significant number if Vets practicing alternative Medicine such as this. After studying the literature, I decided that I really had nothing to lose trying Vitamin C on my own farm animals. The first one was a pony, almost moribund, whose blood was later diagnosed as having the largest amount of Tiger Snake venom the Vet had ever seen in an animal. Within 24 hours of being unable to move, and also having considerable difficulty in breathing due to pneumonia, the pony was grazing happily in its owner s garden, apparently quite healthy. I only had one 30ml bottle of Vitamin C, half of what I would have liked, so I put half of the bottle into each side of the neck by intramuscular injection. After that we treated sundry dogs, two cats and several goats including a stud buck. All recovered. A very valuable Alpaca which was being watched by its owner from her kitchen window went down to the dam to examine something. The owners, horrified, watched a large snake rise up and strike it on the nose - the worst place - and thanked her lucky stars the Vitamin C was in the fridge - not still on the shopping list. Rushing out with only 15 mls in the syringe - she injected the Alpaca before any symptoms arose. The snake had looked like a brown or a tiger, the result - happy ending. The great advantage of Vitamin C is that anaphylaxis does not occur and the variety of snake does not matter. Vitamin C is cheap, easy to store and taking it on a hunting trip is no problem. All you need is a 20 ml syringe, some largish needles - say No 18 - and the bottle of Vitamin C. It can all be carried in a small wallet on ones belt. In between times it 3

4 should be kept in the fridge. Although the stuff can be carried in summer without deteriorating, I suggest to hunters that they get a fresh supply each spring just to be on the safe side. After much reading of printouts of Bellfield's and other literature, many supplied by Dr Glen Dettman, a retired pathologist who lives near Melbourne, I have tried Vitamin C in many situations - a dog in a tick coma, spider bites, dogs with Parvo, Tetanus following a terrible injury from a car, and in cases of shock - all with unfailing success. Vitamin C can be used as crushed tablets or powder straight into the mouth in cases of sickness. REDBACK SPIDER BITES From Pat s own experience, rubbing the powder into a Redback spider bite took the pain (which is incredible) out within seconds. She followed it up with 10 grams by mouth. The spread of the poison in my arm stopped and I was able to resume work within a few minutes. The first goat I treated with Vitamin C was given a teaspoon of ascorbic acid powder (about 5 grams) every half hour for two hours, like the Alpaca, he was bitten right on the nose as I later found out. He recovered perfectly well. That was in the days before the injectable supplies were available. 50ml bottles of INJECTABLE Vitamin C can be obtained from some Chemists, most fodder or pet stores. Website: vetnpetdirect.com To order Troy Vitamin C Injection 100ml $13.50AUD OR Purchase ORAL VITAMIN C Crystals Australia - Packets of Melrose Vitamin C crystal 125mg (100% sodium ascorbate crystals) are available from health foods and some chemists in Australia. other brands from available from the internet worldwide. Source Naturals Vitamin C - Sodium Ascorbate Crystals -16 oz 4

5 Snake Bite Testimony Ashley (feline) is back to normal I just thought I would let you know the state of my cat following your advice on oral dosing of Vitamin C yesterday. We followed your instructions...since speaking to you, I had it confirmed that Ashley was bitten around 11.30am by a metre long brown snake. The snake made several strikes, mainly to her neck and face region. She was taken to the vet within 10 minutes, panting in shock and distress. After an hour, blood was found in her urine. I picked her up from the vet at 5.30pm last night. Her pupils were dilated, temperature dropping and the vet advised paralysis would set in within hours and she would be lucky to last the night. I mixed (3) three teaspoons of powdered Vitamin C in 1 cup of water and gave her 10mls every 15 minutes until 10pm that night. She tolerated the first few doses (I guess because she was so unwell and weak) and strongly resisted the remainder. She was eating small amounts and drinking large amounts. This morning at 6 am, I was woken by a very vibrant cat chasing my dog around the house. I have asked my husband to continue giving her 10 mls every couple of hours. Not sure when we need to stop. She is hungry, active and noisy. Most importantly, showing no signs or symptoms of the snakebite or feeling unwell. Thank you so much for your advice. It looks like it save my cat. Joanne Solicitor Perth WA 5

6 General Information on Vitamin C How much vitamin C to use? Vitamin C is completely non-toxic, so it cannot harm your animal if you give him more than he needs. However, there is a simple method, called the bowel tolerance method, that will help you to work out how much C your animal needs (each animal s requirement will vary, the sicker they are the more they will take and need until it causes loose stools/ diarrhoea. This is not dangerous - simply reduce the dose and the diarrhoea stops. Vitamin C is water-soluble, which means that any excess will leave the body with the pet's urine. Example: A daily supplement of vitamin C at the rate of about mg per kilogram your dog weighs will do no harm and can only ensure the continuing good health of your dog. For example: a dog undergoing slight stress should be fed 100mg per kg; moderately stressed dogs should be given 200mg per kg; those suffering heavy stress should be given 300mg per kg; and those subject to very heavy stress should have 350mg of vitamin C per kg of their own weight. However Cancer pets need large amounts regularly. If I told you that there was a magic vitamin that would help your dog to stay young and supple; that it would maintain healthy bones, teeth, blood system, and sex organs; and help to prevent allergic reactions... If I told you that this magic vitamin would protect your dog against toxic insults - from substances like arsenic and lead which are all too common in our modern world; and that it would help him to resist infectious diseases and overcome stress... And if I told you that bleeding gums, loose teeth, muscle and joint pains, weakness, gingivitis, irritability and skin, eye and nose hemorrhages might be due to the fact that he isn't given this magic vitamin... would you rush out and get some? Luckily, there's nothing magic about it, for this vitamin in question is the common or garden Fact: every pet should be given extra vitamin C in his diet. Example: small dogs or cats: give a pinch in each meal given. It's one of the most important vitamins on the planet. And while you're at it, take some yourself! Here's a few other facts about vitamin C... a high concentration of vitamin C is needed by the adrenal gland to produce anti-stress hormones - so if your pet is undergoing stress of any sort, extra vitamin C will be most beneficial. If he works, or takes lots of physical exercise, C will ensure the full potential of muscle energy. Animals with anaemia caused by iron deficiency should take vitamin C with every dose of iron supplementation. In fact, its not iron they need, it is the missing minerals that they need. Vit C can help animals with respiratory problems by reducing the symptoms of attack, and by increasing resistance to bacterial and viral infections. Malignant cancers can be treated with high doses of vitamin C is as used in bladder cancer, breast cancer (mammary tumours), and cancer of the colon. 6

7 Cataracts have been proven to be prevented in humans with daily doses of vitamin B2, vitamin C and calcium. High blood cholesterol levels can be reduced by taking vitamin C. This clever little vitamin is routinely given to (human) patients undergoing surgery and those recovering from accidental injury - why? To accelerate the healing process - because the rate of wound healing depends upon the rate of production of collagen, and collagen itself depends upon vitamin C. Some astute vets are recommending vitamin C for patients who have recently undergone surgery. It is even thought that vitamin C can reduce the incidence of hip dysplasia. This, again, is connected to the manufacture of collagen within the body. An American vet, Dr Wendell Belfield conducted an experiment: eight litters of German Shepherd puppies from dysplasic parents, or parents known to have produced dysplasic offspring, were given mega doses of vitamin C. The pregnant mums were given vitamin C, too. When X- rayed at two years of age, all pups were dysplasia free. In another study, conducted by the Groruddalen Small Animal Senter in Oslo, 76 dogs of various breeds and age were given 30mgs of C-flex, a form of vitamin C, daily. All 76 dogs had either joint injuries with secondary, permanent changes; arthrosis, spondylosis hip dysplasia; older disc prolapse with secondary, permanent changes; muscle atrophication as a result of functional loss; or senile wear changes in their support and motion systems. After one week, 76.3% had shown good improvement or were free of symptoms; this rose to 84.2% after six weeks. Conclusion: if you have a dog that limps, or an old dog with arthritis or muscular pain, then vitamin C can only help. Vaccinations severely deplete a animal of Vitamin C The essential vitamin known as vitamin C is one of the most important elements in an individual s daily diet. We need Vitamin C to help contribute to good cellular growth, promote function of the circulatory system, and generally help our bodies to develop and maintain themselves. A vitamin C deficiency is a serious issue, and should be caught early and treated with natural foods or dietary supplements that contain plenty of this critical ingredient. Lots of medical experts agree that a vitamin C deficiency is fairly uncommon in most modern societies. Infant formulas and other food sources are fortified with vitamin C in order to prevent some forms of deficiency of this essential nutrient. Using a natural vitamin c to restore your pets health. E.g wholefood vitamin C adding powder from caps in daily meals ongoing. Symptoms of a Vitamin C Deficiency A variety of symptoms will show that an individual is suffering from a vitamin C deficiency. Here are some of the top signs of this kind of shortage in the system. Fatigue Early on, a pet with a vitamin C deficiency will tend to get tired easily and experience reduced energy. Because chronic fatigue is a symptom of so many illnesses, it can be hard to catch a specific condition based on this symptom. Behavior Changes pets with a vitamin C deficiency may become irritable or short tempered. 7

8 Weight Loss As with other wasting conditions a pet with a vitamin C deficiency may experience sudden weight loss. Joint and Muscle Aches Chronic pain in the limbs or joints can be a symptom of a vitamin deficiency. Bruising pets with a vitamin C deficiency will tend to bruise easily. Excessive bruising is a sign that the body chemistry needs to be improved. Gum Disease (e.g gingivitis) Just as a healthy daily dose of vitamin C contributes to healthy teeth and gums, a deficiency can cause deterioration of the gums. Periodontal problems are a symptom of a vitamin C deficiency that has been allowed to develop to a hazardous level. Dry Fur and Skin A change in fur and skin conditions can also signal that the body is not getting enough of vitamin C and other essential vitamins and minerals. Infections When an individual does not have enough vitamin C over time, this can have a negative impact on general healing of wounds and the fighting of infections. Generally, the body s immune system will be compromised. 8

9 "Liposomal" Vitamin C liquid (as this is a little expensive, we use this for acute or severe symptoms)e.g. Lung Infection, pleurisy, FIP, Pneumonia, Bronchitis etc, then go onto the natural whole food vitamin C powder in meals - see below) * this form of vitamin C does NOT work when adding to food it needs to be in some type of liquid. *Can add a couple of drops of homeopathics to this oral as well as herbal medicines to each dosing. PREPARE: LIQUID form - 1 teaspoon (1,000 mg), add 1 teaspoon to some liquid as it mixes well with other liquids. e.g herbs, structure colloidal silver. (the best brand is BioCeutical liposomal vitamin C liquid) Can buy from ebay. Or CAPSULES form - you can also use the Dr. Mercola Capsules (just piece cap and add to some liquid) online from iherb SUGGESTED DOSING GUIDE ACUTE Health Issues e.g acute respiratory infection, pneumonia, repeat at least repeat 6 doses per day for a day or two. Then upon improvement can reduce to three times a day. This is just a guideline or suggestion, please give more if not getting the results within 24 hours improvement. This is the type of VITAMIN C is a gel type consistency. Therefore, it is NOT water soluble, it is a type of natural gel (can t dissolve in water at all, so don t expect it to dissolve or fully blend in). I found the Liquid for of Liposomal Vitamin C easier to give to pets and other animals. It's not ideal dosing method that we do for small pets, but it can be done. Before each dose, stir gently in the water, then draw up some of the vitamin C gel with water each time as it needs water to be dispensed in so it does not stick to the sides of bowl or glass or other objects. Do the best you can, so just a little stir and when drawing up it with the oral syringe make sure you draw up the gel and water each time. For humans, the full amount of the gel is swallowed whole with one sip the water just suspend it so it does not touch the sides of the glass (so no sticking the cup or glass) * Rabbit, Cat - Kitten Toy Dog; Add 2 satchels of gel / or 4 capsules(using gel only) / or Liposomal C liquid 1 teaspoon (1,000mg) into 20ml or 30ml of water of salmon juice (from a tin of pink salmon saved in spring water). Using an oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. 9

10 * give approx. 3ml - 5ml - repeating 3 to 6 times a day. SMALL SIPS. Give small squirts side of the mouth, until 3 to 5 ml is taken. * Small dog, or Farm Animal: Adding satchel (or 6 capsules gel or 2ml of liquid Liposomal Vitamin c ).. into ¼ cup of water (which is approx. 60ml or 4 tablespoons of fluids) Using an oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. * give approx. 5ml - 10ml - repeating - 3 to 6 times a day. SMALL SIPS. Give small squirts side of the mouth, until 5 to 10ml is taken. * Med-Large: Adding- 3-4 satchel (or 8 capsules of the gel or 3ml of liquid Liposomal Vitamin c) Into a ½ cup of water (which is approx. 8 tablespoons or 120ml of fluids). Using an oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. * give approx. 10ml - 20ml - repeating - 3 to 10 times a day. SMALL SIPS. Give small squirts side of the mouth, until 10 to 20ml is taken. * Large Dog or Farm Animal: Adding satchel (or 8 capsules of the gel or 3ml of liquid Liposomal Vitamin c) into ½ cup of water ( which is approx. 8 tablespoons or 120ml of fluids) Using an oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. * give approx. 20ml - 30ml repeating - 3 to 10 times a day. SMALL SIPS. Give small squirts side of the mouth, until 20ml to 30ml is taken. If you need to do more dosing per day, to initially improve health, this is fine of course, you can not give too much, it will fail, however, if not given enough of the Vitamin C to get to all the places it needs to heal the body. CHRONIC Health Issues - 3 x daily OTHER FORMS OF Liposomal vitamin C (gel or capsules) Different Brands that are good and come in either gel or capsules: Dr Mercola - Liposomal are Capsules Dr Mercola Liposomal C - Two capsules = 1,000mg vitamin C (ascorbate acid) One satchel = 1,000mg vitamin C (sodium ascorbate) LivOn Liposomal - Are Satchels of Gel LivOn Liposomal C - One teaspoon = 1,000mg vitamin C (sodium ascorbate) 10

11 SUGGESTED DOSING Cat - Kitten Toy Dog; Add 2 satchel or 4 capsules (of the gel) into 20ml of water or Cat milk. Using a oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. 1ml repeating 6 times a day. Small dog: Add 2 satchel or 4 capsules (of the gel) into 1/8 cup of water. Using a oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. 5ml repeating 6 times a day. Med-Large dog, Equine: Add 2 satchel or 4 capsules (of the gel) into 1/8 cup of water. Using a oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. 5ml repeating 10 times a day. Large Dog or Farm Animal: Add 2 satchel or 4 capsules (of the gel) into 1/8 cup of water. Using a oral syringe, draw up the gel with some water. 5ml repeating 10 times a day. If you need to do more dosing per day, to initially improve health, this is fine of course, you can not give too much, it will fail, however, if not given enough of the Vitamin C to get to all the places it needs to heal the body. IT IS STICKY SUBSTANCE, THIS IS WHY WE TAKE WITH SOME WATER TO DRINK IT DOWN. SO ADD A LITTLE WATER SO PET CAN SWALLOW IT WITHOUT IT BEING TOO THICK AND GLUGGY. 11