Please vote on whether we should publish a list of doctors who provide intravenous (IV) vitamin C (sodium ascorbate).

Yes you should provide a list of practoiners who provide IV vitamin C

yes,please.

We were emailed with the following link
http://www.megac.org/physicians.htm
which lists providers in the San Francisco area.

Of course our fear is that by listing physicians, we
might make them easy targets of the dark side.

YES PLEASE!

But at the same time, let's not get anyone into unnecessary trouble!
Vit B injections are HUGELY popular here in SA (esp. for colds and flu) so why not intravenous Vit C?

@nnie - determined that the TRUTH shall always prevail.

HIV and AIDS Crusader - Resonance Therapist - Alternative Health Researcher - Durban / SOUTH AFRICA.

I found the following website to be worthwhile: http://www.acam.org/dr_search/. However, even though these healthcare practioners are "alternative", that is no guarantee that they are knowlegeable and/or willing to give sodium ascorbate IV/IM.

David

Per John Trowbridge MD http://www.acam.org/dr_search/index.php may provide an idea of which doctors may use vitamin C intervenuously.

How about a list for the UK? Are there any?

I am looking for a doctor who uses Vitamin C injections and am usiing the ACAM list to try to locate the nearest one,

Dr. Gary Ross is listed in San Francisco. I believe he is the doctor who gave me a Vitamin C shot for an infected hand some years ago. The infection cleared up in a few hours.

please, yes post the list for the iv c therapy doctors

http://www.acam.org/dr_search/index.php
i went to htis website, thank you ,thank you and thank you
i found about 3 doctors very close to my house and 7 others in driving distance.
if were not for you "good people" i really do not know what to do , or where to start

the doctors that i have to relate(and are many) because of my husband's lung cancer
they do not know how or do not want to ,cure people. very sad...

thank you so much
suely

Yes, please provide the names of organizations that providers belong to.

I think individual physicians should be asked if they want their names on public lists. Big Brother is watching us.

I would like to see a list also, but as I have come to find out in some areas this has become a money mill. And for the seriously ill, the acam
site is a place to start but I would ask for patient referals as my experience with acam doctors is mixed. Alot of the offices have inadequate staff, poor patient care and no phlebotamists, or students, and doing iv drips. Commonly enough, the doctors arrange consultation by appointments when the patient has questions, poor excuse for patient care in my opinion for patients in their treatment.

The more quickly providers are listed, the faster awareness will be raised and the public will be able to find desperately needed help.

It took decades of being a guinea pig trapped in an iatrogenic free for all to figure out where to start and find interested and willing providers. It took another 2 years to find knowledgeable and able providers. Now I'm nearing the end of a short rope, like many people. Holding back will prolong difficulties for everyone. Putting good information out as fast as it can be will help everyone involved in this lifetime. Maybe I'm hoping for too much but I have no choice anymore, again like many other people.

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