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What's inside Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts: why humans can't make vitamin C, sugar and vitamin C, vitamin C and collagen, and the pioneers of high-dose therapy
About the author: Dr. Carolyn Dean MD ND, medical doctor and naturopath with over 50 years of experience and author of over 50 books including The Magnesium Miracle
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Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts by Carolyn Dean MD ND, book on a wooden table beside a bowl of oranges
What's inside Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts: why humans can't make vitamin C, sugar and vitamin C, vitamin C and collagen, and the pioneers of high-dose therapy
About the author: Dr. Carolyn Dean MD ND, medical doctor and naturopath with over 50 years of experience and author of over 50 books including The Magnesium Miracle
Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts by Carolyn Dean MD ND, book shown at an angle

Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts

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Completement Formula Book Series

The Science, History, and Voices Behind an Essential Nutrient

Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts is your guide to one of the most misunderstood nutrients in human health. Part of Dr. Dean’s Completement Formula Book Series, it shows how vitamin C does far more than help with the occasional cold: it is needed for collagen production, supports the heart, brain, and immune system, and competes with sugar for entry into your cells.

Instead of repeating the familiar “take vitamin C for a cold” advice, Dr. Dean walks you through the history and the research, introducing the doctors who spent their careers studying high-dose vitamin C. She explains how much vitamin C your body may actually need, and why she believes the 90 mg RDA leaves many people short.

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What readers like about this Dr. Dean book

Dr. Dean makes the science of vitamin C easy to understand, turning decades of research into a clear, engaging story. Instead of another pamphlet, you get the full picture: the history, the biochemistry, and the doctors who kept asking why this nutrient gets so little respect.

  1. Why humans can’t make their own vitamin C

    Discover the “vitamin C lottery.” Most mammals still make their own vitamin C, but humans lost that ability long ago. Dr. Dean explains what that means for your health.

  2. The competition between sugar and vitamin C

    Learn how glucose and ascorbic acid use the same doorway into your cells, and why Dr. Dean says a high-sugar diet can leave less room for vitamin C.

  3. Vitamin C, collagen, and the heart

    Follow the work of Linus Pauling, Dr. George Willis, and Dr. Matthias Rath on Lp(a), arterial collagen, and the role vitamin C may play in cardiovascular health.

  4. The pioneers of high-dose vitamin C

    Meet the doctors, including Klenner, Cathcart, Levy, and Pauling, whose clinical work with vitamin C has been largely left out of mainstream medicine.

About the author

Carolyn Dean

Carolyn Dean MD ND

Medical doctor, naturopath and author

Dr. Carolyn Dean MD ND is the author of over 50 books including the bestseller The Magnesium Miracle®. With over 50 years of experience, she is a medical doctor, naturopath, and leading expert in mineral-based wellness, dedicated to helping people discover holistic approaches to total health.

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What is Vitamin C: Listening to the Experts about?

Dr. Carolyn Dean looks at vitamin C through its history, its biochemistry, and the doctors who studied it most closely. The book covers why humans cannot make their own vitamin C, how sugar and vitamin C compete to enter cells, the link between vitamin C and collagen, and the pioneers of high-dose vitamin C research.

Why does the book question the 90 mg RDA?

Dr. Dean walks through the research and the work of doctors who studied much larger amounts of vitamin C, and explains why she believes the 90 mg Recommended Dietary Allowance leaves many people short. The book is educational; talk with your healthcare provider about how much vitamin C is right for you.

Which doctors and researchers does the book discuss?

Among others, Linus Pauling, Dr. Frederick Klenner, Dr. Robert Cathcart, Dr. Thomas Levy, Dr. George Willis, and Dr. Matthias Rath, whose work on vitamin C has been largely left out of mainstream medicine.

What formats is this book available in?

Dr. Dean books at RnA ReSet come as a softcover print edition, a PDF digital download, or both. The formats you can order today are the ones offered at the top of this page.

How is the PDF digital download delivered?

After checkout, you receive an email with a link to download the PDF. Nothing ships with the Digital Download format, so there is no shipping charge for it.

Is this book medical advice?

No. This book is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to your health routine.

Important disclaimer

This book is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Always consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to your health routine.