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Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C
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"Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin C
The Clinical Experiences of Frederick R. Klenner, M.D.,
abbreviated, sumarized and annotated by
Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
2233 SW Market Street, Portland, Oregon 97201
Preface
After Frederick Klenner died in 1984, his friend (and mine), Arthur Rybeck, a
nutritionally-oriented dentist practicing in Wheeling, West Virginia, asked if I would be
interested in going over the 27 papers Klenner had written from the early 1940’s to
the early 1970’s. The whole idea would be to let the world know how thoughtful and
careful a researcher he was, and to encourage others to continue his work. If a compendium
of Vitamin C (and other nutritional) therapy could be compiled from the published work of
Dr. Klenner, maybe we could get more traditional medicine-oriented doctors to use his
methods for the relief of sickness and suffering.
Standard doctors tend to believe studies and reports if published, but tend to
disbelieve hearsay stories about treatments that patients have read in a
“health” newsletter.
I have used Dr. Klenner’s methods on hundreds of patients. He is right. It helps
almost every condition and situation, and my failures were due to inadequate amounts.
The timing of such a paper might be most appropriate. Doctors are suffering from low
public esteem because they are perceived to be money-grubbing and mistake-laden. This
would be a scientifically documented - from the medical literature - therapy for a variety
of conditions: cardiovascular, allergies, infections, malabsorption, (see index), and even
AIDS, for which prescription drugs may be hazardous. Now the doctors can say, “We
have a safe, reasonably natural way of treating your condition that is fairly cheap. We
might just keep you out of the hospital.”
That last part might make the insurance carriers perk up their ears. The patients might
dash back to the doctors’ offices because the word is getting out that doct"
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