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Owen Davis | 8 Dec '20
We’re sure by now you will have already seen the headlines about a COVID-19 patient with sepsis being given a megadose of vitamin C and
making a miraculous recovery. The story has dominated headlines over the past few days and has brought increasing attention to the efficacy
of vitamin C in dealing with infection.
The patient (a 40 year old man) was administered a ‘megadose’ of vitamin C. As reported in this ABC article, a megadose is an initial dose of 30 grams of sodium ascorbate (vitamin C) over 30 minutes, then a maintenance dose of 30 grams over six and a half hours. To put this amount into perspective, a regular dose of over-the-counter Vitamin C is 500mg, and a regular dose of our Bio Vitamin C is 2000mg - so a megadose is 60 and 15 times higher respectively. It should also be noted that a megadose of vitamin C is administered intravenously, and has to be done in a hospital.
So why are we talking about this? Well, because it supports our beliefs that vitamin C is essential in combatting illness and infection,
which we spoke about in our two previous articles; Coronavirus:
Developing a Strategy to Win,
and Cold and Flu Season: A Guide to Staying Well.
Our philosophy is that in sickness, the body is making every attempt to get well. In healthy individuals, this often works, and sickness
subsides. However, in many cases, the body is unable to get well - often due to a lack of resources or severity of the infection. Resources,
in this case, are the things the body needs to mount an immune response - vitamin C, for example, which aids in the production of white
blood cells. Where you support the body and give it what it needs to mount an immune response, the body will often be able to rid itself of
infection. The case of the 40 year old man suffering from COVID-19 and sepsis is a rather extreme example of this; however, it highlights
the efficacy of this approach, and especially the role of vitamin C in the immune system.
Owen Davis is the eldest son of Dr Eric Davis and Sue Davis, and is the co-manager at Nutrition Diagnostics. Owen studied food science and nutrition in 2003 at the University of Queensland, and later graduated with a bachelor of Health Science and Nutrition from Endeavour College. Owen has travelled to the USA on numerous occasions to attend courses and seminars run by Dr Hal Huggins and conferences run by Sam Queen.
Owen has been health coaching and consulting for over a decade now, and throughout this time, has worked with hundreds of patients to balance their body chemistry and restore their health.
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