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VA as a weapon
I wanted to start a thread about one possible legitimate use of vitamin A within the body: As a Weapon. Any thoughts on this subject?
"My toddler daughter has had full body eczema for over a year now and it has briefly cleared up 3 times. One of those times of clear-up was while she had a fever when teething last summer. The eczema starting coming back the day after her fever broke."
"Reading this makes me think of autistic children who miraculously get better when they run a high fever. "
I posted on this thread (above) about how when I get the flu my rosacea is the best it ever is.
I wonder if VA is antibiotic (literally anti-life haha). Maybe that is why it gives early good results in acne topicals.
Does anyone remember A and D ointment? Before my mother started using topical OTC antibiotics, we slathered that stuff on all cuts and scrapes. That sh*t worked great. :0
This is a manual how to use VA as a weapon from Dr. Ben Lynch :)))) (please don't take this sh*t)
Sore throat?
Feel sickness coming on?
Anytime I have a sore throat starting or starting to feel ‘off’, I open up and drop about 50,000 IU of Optimal Vitamin A Drops by Seeking Health onto my throat.
Hold. Move it around. Hold. Then swallow.
I typically feel a lot better right away.
Infections die with vitamin A which is exactly why I do this AND why it works so amazingly well!
There is a ton of unnecessary fear around vitamin A. If you take 50,000 IU or even 100,000 IU of vitamin A once a day for a max of a few days, you’re fine. - haha
Trouble with vitamin A comes if you take high amounts long term.
When you start getting sick, your immune system needs the vitamin A in big amounts so give it what it needs and you’ll see how fast you get better.
Often times I don’t even get sick when I do this right away.
I do the same for my boys but lower amounts say 25,000 IU for Theo who is about 10 years old. Older teenager boys get more.
Get you and your family a bottle of Optimal Vitamin A Drops from http://www.SeekingHealth.com and keep them always on hand. We always have a couple bottles on hand. All year long.
Don’t get caught without your liquid vitamin A! Give this a shot and see how awesome it works! - haha, for me it's too late :))))))
@bludika I saw that outrageous piece by Ben Lynch I commented that it was a bad idea but as someone I know who knows him says - he’s a salesman not a biochemist!
@lil chick I have wondered if the autism improvement is just because children stop eating when they are ill. No food = no vitamin A or foods that block vA metabolism. Seems too simple though. A friend of mine posted on Facebook that his psoriasis improved when he did water fasts for 21 days. I commented that it was ‘almost like’ there was something in food that was acting like a poison! He laughed. Just made me think about the autism thing.
In the past during chelation I had methylation problems and the articles about MTHFR from Dr. Ben Lynch were very helpful for me. What I have learned over the years that even very good experts and doctors can be totally wrong about some treatments and unfortunately some of their recommendations as DMPS IV chelation, VA (Paul Jaminet, Morley Robbins, Chris Masterjohn), not taking vitamin D (Morley Robbins and Dr. Garrett Smith) were fatal mistakes for me. Some of them are too conspirational or have a big ego and do not admit their mistakes. Today I don't trust any authorities, doctors and I'd rather read people's real long-term experiences if I'm not sure if some treatment is good for me or not.
No wonder people are totally confused about VA after reading something like that and especially parents. I do not understand why at least he does not mention that vitamin A is fat soluble, can be stored in the body and be toxic in high doses, very irresponsible from him.
https://www.facebook.com/drbenjaminlynch/photos/a.367700286592144/2990435147651965/?type=3&theater
If you want your kid to think you’re a magician, get liquid vitamin A in your stash.
This is an incredibly effective supplement to have in your home.
I’ve taught my boys to communicate with me how they’re feeling so I can help keep them optimal.
I hear it all.
I’m sore. I’m feeling sad. I can’t fall asleep. I can’t focus. I’m really anxious. I’m tired. My head is foggy. My throat hurts.
And off I go to my magic cabinet.
They are often amazed by how fast they improve.
I almost always explain what I gave them and why.
Theo got Optimal Vitamin A Drops because I suspected onset of a sore throat caused by bacteria.
Bacteria die fast upon touching liquid vitamin A.
I’m not magic. I just know what to use and when.
I want you a Magician.
My goal is to help you become one.
Every magician needs tools.
Head over now to http://www.SeekingHealth.com to get your Optimal Vitamin A Drops in your hat.
PS. Yes. Optimal Vitamin A Drops can work that fast.
Part of the reason Optimal Vitamin A Drops are magic is because it’s not just vitamin A. It’s prepared in a special way so it’s absorbed better.
You have to have the best tools. Not just tools.
What if Grant is the one who is wrong ?
@bludicka ‘very irresponsible’ is what I thought too.
@cam - this is always possible!
I’ve just weighed up the evidence presented by Grant & Garrett Smith & the fact that I gave myself toxicity symptoms supplementing with vitamin A which went when I stopped & reduced vA in my diet. I’ve looked at this in all sorts of ways but the only one that makes any sense to me is that chronic vA toxicity builds up in the body & when it can’t be stored away any longer health problems occur. My health decline correlates perfectly with this theory so until proved otherwise I’m going with this.
We all need to look at the evidence & make our own decisions. No one should blindly follow any ideas.
I have read Grant's books but I am still not convinced and honestly the testimonials here or from the survey leave much to be desired. It's a fascinating theory but that's all it is at the moment: another internet health "conspiracy". His books offer a lot of anecdote. He did claim to heal from hand eczema and kidney issues. While that is great it's not really a proof of anything. I have had hand eczema and it disappeared by itself with simple cortisone treatment. Doctors know that a certain % of people see reversals of kidney disease for whatever reason. Then he goes on making connections between disease rates and consumption of vitamin A around the world but it is all very far fetched.