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So, if I keep going and reach bowel tolerance at say, 70000mg, I am confused. How long would I take 70000mg a day? And then what...
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Right now I am taking about 4000 to 5000 in an hour. I don't know how much more I will be able to handle at one time. It's difficult. My stomach has sounded like a thunder storm for days now. So say I take 4000 an hour. That takes me 11 hours to be at the 46000 I took today. I'm going to run out of hours in the day soon! But I'll worry about that when I get there.
nlpeet wrote:and now I reach it all over the place.
Is this normal?
So, my questions are:
1. Is there something I could do that would help to ease the stomach pain, so I can go past 70g? I have spread out the dosages; I have tried food, and it doesn't seem to help. I read something about baking soda, but am unsure.
2. Has anyone been able to treat an infected tooth by taking C?
3. If so, is there any data anywhere as to the usual bowel tolerance level that someone reaches with an infected tooth?
I'm sure this is why I was going up to such high levels. This infection has probably been there, a bit unnoticeable, until recently.
I do not want to have a root canal, or get this tooth pulled!
Lemonaid wrote:Last August I had an abscess on a lower wisdom tooth. Doc gave me a prescription for penicillin and a date for extraction. Got the antibiotic and took it along with some echinacea in addition to my usual vitamin C and comprehensive multi-nutrient formula (LEF Mix). I also would floss with a bit of hydrogen peroxide held in my mouth to work it a bit deeper into the gum.
After half a course of penicillin (about 20 500mg tablets) abscess was completely gone. Six months later went back for regular check up / cleaning and had no issues (and all my original teeth intact ).
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