Mark Haynes wondered about applying for a grant to study the benefits of
a Vitamin C protocol at the time of anthrax vaccination. Actually members
of the military can carry out their own "unauthorized" study by themselves.
Taking 500 mg qid on the day before, on the actual vaccination day, and for
six days after takes 32 tablets. Typical cost of supermarket Vitamin C
is about 2 1/2 cents per tablet for a total cost of 80 cents. If any
individuals have problem with the acidity, they can take calcium
ascorbate instead at a cost of about 7 cents a tablet or a total of
$2.24. The benefit/cost ratio is humongous. The results could be reported
"unofficially" through a mailing list such as this.
Regards, Ralph L. Samson
