IV Vitamin C Dog Cancer Treatment

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 My vet diag 12-year-old 6 lb female Maltese has been diagnosed with a bladder tumor, and a biopsy is being scheduled for next week at my primary vet clinic. I am trying to locate a vet who is familiar with IV vitamin C therapy for canine cancer. Is this something your clinic is familiar with?  Thank you very much for your help.

My Experience with the IV Vitamin C Dog Cancer Treatment

Vitamin C Cancer Therapy is debatable.

We know, and it has been well documented, that high dose IV Vitamin C does kill cancer cells in laboratory animals. (Intravenous Vitamin C is the only method proven to do this, oral Vitamin C has not yet proven to be a successful treatment for cancer.)

Also, we know that intravenous use of high-dose Vitamin C has little chance for toxicity. What we don’t know is what tumors actually respond best to Vitamin C therapy.

My personal experience with IV Vitamin C is very limited.

I have done extensive research on the different protocols and I am familiar with all of the various protocols.

As with any cancer treatment, all of the factors such as early diagnosis, cancer cell type, and owner’s willingness to adhere to the treatment protocol all determine the success and failure of the treatment.

The History Behind Vitamin C IV Treatment

In the 1970s, Dr. Linus Pauling, the only person to ever be awarded two unshared Nobel Prizes, heavily researched vitamin C.

His main interest was the potential use of Vitamin C as a cancer treatment.   

Since then, researchers inspired by Dr. Pauling’s theories published clinical trials of high-dose intravenous vitamin C in advanced human cancer.

The researchers observed patients had longer than expected longevity when compared to case controls, and when compared to expected norms for their disease.  

Research shows vitamin C is a highly effective immune booster, and we continue working to help pets with cancer and other chronic health challenges.

Recommended Vitamin C IV Protocol

I think the best way to approach this concerning bladder cancer is the following:

  • Use the IV Vitamin C infusion once per week for 8 weeks.
  • Follow the oral bloodroot protocol.
  • Consider surgery, depending on where the tumor is located.

For example, if the tumor is in the apex of the bladder, I would cut it out.

However, if the tumor is in the trigone area, then surgery is not an option.

Therefore, you may have to resort to urethral and/or ureteral stints.

IV Vitamin C Dog Cancer Treatment Clinical Studies and Reports

More Powerful Tools for Overcoming Dog Cancer Challenges

You might not be aware, but many cancer-fighting tools are easy to get and use at home. 

To realize your true cancer-fighting potential:

  • Learn more about dog cancer.
  • Ease your dog’s discomfort naturally. PET | TAO Comfort is a blend of Eastern herbs and Western supplements to soothe your dog’s and make him/her more comfortable. 
  • Boost your dog’s immune system with medicinal mushrooms. PET | TAO Complement Immune Mushroom Blend blends together the most powerful immune-boosting medicinal mushrooms on the market in a single product.
  • Ease your pet’s stomach upset naturally. Many dogs with cancer suffer stomach upset as well. PET | TAO Harmonize GI naturally provides all the digestive enzymes and probiotics your pet needs for optimum gut health.
  • Try PET | TAO Freeze Dried Beef Spleen Treats. According to TCVM, spleen helps with digestion and assimilation. Both are challenges often faced by pets suffering from cancer. As few as 5-6 treats per day can make a huge difference in your dog’s health!
  • Try a Blood-building TCVM Diet. According to TCVM theory, pets suffering from cancer also often suffer from Blood deficiency. Blood deficiency may due to chemotherapy or the cancer itself. PET | TAO Zing dog food builds Blood. You can also try home-cooking for your dog.
  • Learn more about TCVM Herbal Remedies. Chinese medicine offers many amazing natural solutions for pet cancer challenges and palliative care. Some good examples are:

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