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DeathDeath

byby

CVDCVD


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Ten Leading Causes of Mortality by SexNumber, Rate/100,000 Population & Percentage

Philippines, 2000


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Ten Leading Causes of Mortality by SexNumber, Rate/100,000 Population & Percentage

Philippines, 2002


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Half of allHalf of all

heartheartattacksattacks

happenhappen

in peoplein peoplewithwith

NORMALNORMAL

cholestercholesterol levels?ol levels?

Paul Rosch, M.D.Paul Rosch, M.D.


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Dr. Matthias Rath, M.D.Pioneer of Cellular Medicine

Dr. Linus Pauling, Ph.D Two-time Nobel Price Awardee


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10 YEARS10 YEARSTHATTHAT

CHANGEDCHANGED

MEDICINEMEDICINE

FOREVERFOREVER

Matthias Rath,Matthias Rath,

M.D.M.D.

Matthias Rath, M.D.Pioneer of Cellular Medicine

Linus Pauling, Ph.D Two-time Nobel Price Awardee


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Loads up on foodLoads up on food

resulting inresulting in

cholesterol levelscholesterol levels

ofof400-600400-600 mg/dlmg/dl

of blood, thenof blood, thengoes intogoes into

hibernationhibernation

Question:Question: HowHowcomecome

it doesnt getit doesnt get

a heart attack?a heart attack?


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Animals produceAnimals producetheir own vitamin C,their own vitamin C,

sufficient forsufficient for

optimum collagenoptimum collagen

production andproduction and

stability of theirstability of their

arteriesarteries..WeWe

humanshumanscannotcannot

manufacturmanufactur


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Goats, like almost all animals, make their own vitamin C. An adult goat will

manufacture more than 13,000 mg of vitamin C per day in normal health

and as much as100,000 mg daily when faced with life-threatening

disease trauma or stress.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Goat.jpg


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V i t a m i n - CV i t a m i n - C
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:RainbowTrout.jpg


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Our heartOur heart

beats aboutbeats about

4,0004,000 timestimesevery hour,every hour,more thanmore than

100,000100,000

timestimes per dayper day

more thanmore than

2 billion2 billionsqueezessqueezes

over a 60-over a 60-

year lifecycleyear lifecycle24/7


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AtheroscleroAtherosclero

sis beginssis beginswith millionswith millions

ofoftinytinycracks andcracks and

lesionslesions

along thealong theinside of theinside of theartery walls.artery walls.

ContinuingContinuing

over manyover manyyears, thisyears, this

repair insiderepair insidethe arterythe artery

wallswallsovercompensovercompens

atesates, or, orovershoots,overshoots,

andandatherosclerotiatheroscleroti

c depositsc depositsdevelop.develop.

RepairRepair factorsfactors

from thefrom thebloodstreambloodstream(cholesterol,(cholesterol,

lipoproteins,lipoproteins, etc)etc)as well as cellas well as cellgrowth insidegrowth inside

the artery walls,the artery walls,are used by theare used by thebody to repairbody to repair

and stabilize theand stabilize theartery wallsartery walls


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Guinea pig underGuinea pig under

highhigh vitamin c dietvitamin c diet

Guinea pig underGuinea pig under

lowlow vitamin c dietvitamin c diet


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6060

mgmg

20002000++++mmgg22000000


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The walls of the coronary arteries are made up ofconnective tissues. The key architecture molecule

of the connective tissue is COLLAGEN.


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Guinea pigGuinea pig

underunder highhighvitamin c dietvitamin c diet

Guinea pigGuinea pig

underunder lowlowvitamin c dietvitamin c diet

CoronaryCoronary

artery of aartery of apatient whopatient who


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is required for theis required for thesynthesis ofsynthesis of


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clear!clear!

CardiovasculaCardiovascula

r disease isr disease is

caused bycaused by

chronicchronic

vitaminvitamin

deficiency,deficiency,particularlyparticularly


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FoodFood ServingServingVitaminVitamin

CC(mg)(mg)

Orange juiceOrange juice cup (6 ounces) cup (6 ounces) 7575

Grapefruit juiceGrapefruit juice cup (6 ounces) cup (6 ounces) 6060

OrangeOrange 1 medium1 medium 7070

GrapefruitGrapefruit medium medium 4444

StrawberriesStrawberries 1 cup, whole1 cup, whole 8282

TomatoTomato 1 medium1 medium 2323Sweet red pepperSweet red pepper cup, raw chopped cup, raw chopped 141141

BroccoliBroccoli cup, cooked cup, cooked 5858

PotatoPotato 1 medium, baked1 medium, baked 2626

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Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) forTolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) forVitamin CVitamin C

Age GroupAge Group UL (mg/day)UL (mg/day)

Infants 0-12 monthsInfants 0-12 monthsNot possible toNot possible to

establish*establish*Children 1-3 yearsChildren 1-3 years 400400

Children 4-8 yearsChildren 4-8 years 650650

Children 9-13 yearsChildren 9-13 years 1,2001,200Adolescents 14-18 yearsAdolescents 14-18 years 1,8001,800

Adults 19 years andAdults 19 years and

olderolder2,000+2,000+

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Daily-CDaily-Csodium ascorbatesodium ascorbate2,000 mg2,000 mg

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