A practitioner asks: “I even went to the extent of gathering needed equipment to make my own intravenous vitamin C for situations like the coronavirus pandemic. Would it be a good use of time, energy, and expense to complete these preparations, and seek a partnership with a doctor friend who can perhaps provide guidance and support, and in turn, I could supply him with ready to deliver treatments in case of non-availability from his more "professional" sources?”

DWQA Questions › Category: Coronavirus COVID-19 › A practitioner asks: “I even went to the extent of gathering needed equipment to make my own intravenous vitamin C for situations like the coronavirus pandemic. Would it be a good use of time, energy, and expense to complete these preparations, and seek a partnership with a doctor friend who can perhaps provide guidance and support, and in turn, I could supply him with ready to deliver treatments in case of non-availability from his more “professional” sources?”

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Nicola Staff asked 4 years ago

This would be an ideal option to arrange. There is time yet to know whether this will truly be needed. A liposomal formulation may well do the job, but if you have someone already symptomatic in your circle who needs rescuing, IV therapy would be the most effective way to gain the maximum degree of efficacy. If that is not arranged in advanced it would be quite uncertain whether it could be done at the last minute during a crisis.