Cellular Medicine Foundation Course Cellular Medicine

Dr. Rath Health Alliance
Arteriosclerosis is an early form of scurvy
Column A:
An optimum intake of vitamin C leads to
optimum collagen production and
functioning. Stable blood vessel walls
prevent the development of arteriosclerotic
deposits known as plaque.
Column B:
Our diets normally contain just enough
vitamin C to prevent full-blown scurvy.
Hardly anyone consumes enough dietary
vitamin C to keep the artery walls healthy
and stable. The consequences are millions
of tiny fissures and lesions on the internal
walls of arteries and the formation of plaque
Column C:
The total exhaustion of all vitamin C
reserves once typical of seafarers, leading
to the destruction of the connective tissue
throughout the body, including the blood
vessels. People suffering from scurvy die
within a few months from internal bleeding.
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