Abstract: . . .  effective Lp(a) binding inhibitor than lysine. Consequently, adding between .5 and 2 g (500 mg to 2000 mg) proline may be of significant additional benefit. Prevention Linus Pauling believed that chronic scurvy might be prevented with a daily intake of of vitamin C as low as 3000 mg. This amount approximates what some animals synthesize under normal conditions. Dr. Sydney Bushs Cardioretinometry (microscopic pictures of the retina) suggests that some people require up to 10,000 mg daily for prevention. 2 . . .
. . .  therapy because the effect is so pronounced, and the binding inhibitors are nontoxic. Recently, in vitro test tube experiments have shown that the amino acid proline may be an even more effective Lp(a) binding inhibitor than lysine. Consequently, adding between .5 and 2 g (500 mg to 2000 mg) proline may be of significant additional benefit. Prevention Linus Pauling believed that chronic scurvy might be prevented with a daily intake of of vitamin C as low as 3000 mg. This amount approximates what some animals synthesize . . .
. . .  lethal dose. In his one hour video lecture, Pauling recounts the first cases in which his high lysine therapy added to high vitamin C quickly resolved advanced cardiovascular disease in humans. Pauling doubted a clinical study was even necessary before advising heart patients of the therapy because the effect is so pronounced, and the binding inhibitors are nontoxic. Recently, in vitro test tube experiments have shown that the amino acid proline may be an even more effective Lp(a) binding inhibitor than lysine. Consequently, . . .
. . .  in high amounts with their vitamin C. Neither vitamin C nor lysine have any known lethal dose. In his one hour video lecture, Pauling recounts the first cases in which his high lysine therapy added to high vitamin C quickly resolved advanced cardiovascular disease in humans. Pauling doubted a clinical study was even necessary before advising heart patients of the therapy because the effect is so pronounced, and the binding inhibitors are nontoxic. Recently, in vitro test tube experiments have shown that the amino acid . . .
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