← Vitamins, Part II

Charts 36-12 · 36-13 · 13 min

The ascorbic

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the oil letters and C
Banner. No bottles.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 36-12: ascorbic acid portrait
Water-soluble. Not stored. Corn as a named door on many bottles.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 36-13: vitamin C on collagen, killer cells, tyrosine; scurvy as shortage
Collagen with proline and lysine. Killer cells with peroxide. An IV belongs with a physician. Scurvy belongs with a physician.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Ascorbic acid. Water-soluble. Not stored. Oranges, rose hips, peppers, cabbage as food literacy. Collagen with proline and lysine — Class 34 already covered those letters. Gums, capillary, disc as pictures. Scurvy belongs with a physician. Killer cells with peroxide — Class 26 already covered the two rooms. Spreading infection belongs with a physician. An IV of C belongs with a physician, not a student kit. Tyrosine cascade. Carnitine sat Class 28. Homocysteine on an artery as a picture. Kidney stone as a picture — a finding belongs with a physician. Corn as a named door on many C bottles. Glyphosate as a named load. ‘Women make C in the pancreas, men do not’ is revised — it does not stand as physiology. Fear of the sea, not wanting to see, a grade C: Lila’s hour.

Practice

Ask C. Ask collagen. Ask corn. If the room is scurvy, a stone, or an IV, you leave.

Check

The card that prints:

  1. Class 5 OA placement / tyrosine
  2. Corn — many C bottles. The hour asks corn on proline or lysine ✓
  3. A dose of a drip

That's the work.

An IV of C:

  1. The student protocol
  2. A physician — you do not prescribe a drip from this practice ✓
  3. Diarrhea as the dose

That's the work.

Women make C, men do not:

  1. Physiology you teach as fact
  2. Revised — it does not stand — either plate is still valid ✓
  3. A dose you write men must take

That's the work.

Collagen:

  1. A dose of a fiber
  2. With proline and lysine — Class 34 already covered those letters ✓
  3. OA tyrosine

That's the work.

Killer cells:

  1. A dose of peroxide
  2. C with peroxide — Class 26 already covered the two rooms ✓
  3. OA

That's the work.

Scurvy:

  1. C you dose
  2. A physician ✓
  3. Corn you baptize

That's the work.

Glyphosate:

  1. The protocol
  2. A named load ✓
  3. OA

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. An IV belongs with a physician ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 26 said so

That's the work.

A grade C:

  1. Hematology
  2. Lila’s hour ✓
  3. OA

That's the work.

Kidney stone:

  1. C you dose
  2. A picture — a finding belongs with a physician ✓
  3. Tyrosine OA

That's the work.