More than 4,440 people have died from Ebola, mainly in the worst affected areas of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea so far with more expected,Europe and America are reporting isolated cases.Over the last couple of months since this outbreak started i have been trawling the internet for more information on how to protect myself and my family if the virus ever got close to my area where i live and work,I have found one,and this one makes a lot of sense, please remember this will not cure you if you do catch this virus but it will give you a fighting chance and it wont cost you your life savings. I would like you to go to this website so that you will understand how to protect yourself from Ebola
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/ebolagate/2014/09/combating-ebola-how-to-fight-ebola-with-vitamin-c-ascorbic-acid.html
Please pass this on to people who you care for. From the above website.
First of all, as anyone who knows about scurvy can state, vitamin C helps blood vessel walls keep their strength. But there is something far more serious at play with ebola that vitamin C impedes. Something even more sinister than blood vessel weakening happens when ebola depletes ALL vitamin C, and that is a greatly accelerated release of blood vessel damaging cytokine IL-6. Any medical professional will be able to quickly look up the fact that vitamin C impedes the release of cytokine IL-6, which ebola causes severe releases of in blood vessel walls. Once released in huge amounts, IL-6 further irritates blood vessel walls to such an extent it can blow holes in them, and this, combined with the already weakened condition from a lack of vitamin C will cause many vessels to rupture.
In short, vitamin C is like a magic ebola bullet that not only curtails the release of blood vessel damaging cytokine IL-6, it also, at the same time, makes blood vessels return at least to normal strength (and possibly beyond with very high dosings.) These two things working together make vitamin C the probable best first line of defense against ebola that is possible. Orange image commons.wikimedia.org
Ebola deaths in West Africa
Up to 24/25 November
6,928
Deaths - probable, confirmed and suspected
(Includes one death in US and six in Mali)
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/ebolagate/2014/09/combating-ebola-how-to-fight-ebola-with-vitamin-c-ascorbic-acid.html
Please pass this on to people who you care for. From the above website.
First of all, as anyone who knows about scurvy can state, vitamin C helps blood vessel walls keep their strength. But there is something far more serious at play with ebola that vitamin C impedes. Something even more sinister than blood vessel weakening happens when ebola depletes ALL vitamin C, and that is a greatly accelerated release of blood vessel damaging cytokine IL-6. Any medical professional will be able to quickly look up the fact that vitamin C impedes the release of cytokine IL-6, which ebola causes severe releases of in blood vessel walls. Once released in huge amounts, IL-6 further irritates blood vessel walls to such an extent it can blow holes in them, and this, combined with the already weakened condition from a lack of vitamin C will cause many vessels to rupture.
