Regenerative ability of Vitamin C

This is wonderful information! But the piece on Vit C and hormones doesn't say what amounts this particular study might translate into for humans...I wonder. I'm currently taking about 3 mg of C/day: 1mg as Liposomal; and 2 as buffered C with Bioflavinoids. In the interest of full disclosure, I also want to say that my little sister--who died last year after a sixteen-year-struggle with breast cancer--did very intensive vitamin C infusions for some months when first diagnosed with Stage 4. Still, I have nothing good or bad to say about the treatment in this context. Perhaps her infusions were too little, too late. And she was also BRACA positive, a genetic issue I did not inherit.

Also, I know about ALA largely through my reading on Mercury toxicity, and learned too late that, at least according to the Andy Cutler Protocol, it is ESSENTIAL NOT TO TAKE ALA when you have ANY DENTAL AMALGAM in your mouth. Andy says while ALA is excellent for removing mercury from the brain and other tissues, if you take it with amalgam in your body, you will cause redistribution and a more toxic situation. The key is taking it at a low dose frequently for at least three days at a time. Unfortunately, I took it in a multi-vitamin for over a decade and may have done more damage...

So many of these things are mysteries...

But I'm all for both of these under the right conditions!

Good information, these are the ones that are my good workers. As you mentioned, minerals play a key role and correct balance is important. Trace Elements Inc has a TMA test (tissue mineral analysis) that is reasonably priced. It gives a glimpse into the mineral balance.