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Home›How To›How to Do a Vitamin C Flush: 14 Steps

How to Do a Vitamin C Flush: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 27, 2023
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A vitamin C flush is a method used to cleanse the body of toxins and improve overall health. By consuming large amounts of vitamin C in a short period, you can trigger bowel movement and purge toxins from your system. This process can be performed at home with minimal preparation needed. Here are 14 steps to help you complete a successful vitamin C flush

1. Consult your doctor: Before starting any health regimen, consult with your healthcare professional to ensure it is safe for you.

2. Choose a day: Allocate a day for the vitamin C flush when you have no prior commitments and will be in close proximity to a bathroom.

3. Purchase powdered vitamin C: Locate pure, unbuffered ascorbic acid or vitamin C powder without additives or fillers. It is widely available in stores or online.

4. Prepare your supplies: Acquire a measuring spoon, water, a glass, and the vitamin C powder.

5. Prepare a baseline dose: Take 1/4 teaspoon of vitamin C powder (approximately 1,000 mg) as your initial dose to gauge your tolerance level.

6. Mix with water: Stir the baseline dose of vitamin C powder into 8 ounces of water until fully dissolved.

7. Drink the mixture: Consume the entire glass of water with the dissolved vitamin C powder.

8. Record symptoms: Note any potential side effects or symptoms felt after consuming the baseline dose, such as bloating, gas, or nausea.

9. Wait one hour: After the baseline dose, wait one hour to assess your body’s reaction before proceeding with increased doses.

10. Increase dosage incrementally: Mix an additional 1/4 teaspoon of vitamin C powder (1,000 mg) into another 8 ounces of water every hour until watery diarrhea occurs.

11. Stop when diarrhea occurs: Once a watery bowel movement arises, it’s a sign that the vitamin C flush is working. Stop increasing the dosage at this point.

12. Calculate the flush dosage: To determine the optimal amount of vitamin C for future flushing sessions, add up all previous doses consumed and subtract 2,000 mg from the total amount.

13. Stay hydrated: It’s crucial to replenish fluids and electrolytes lost during the process. Drink plenty of water, and consume food or drinks with electrolytes such as coconut water.

14. Evaluate results: Assess how you feel after completing the vitamin C flush. Some people report benefits like increased energy, better digestion, and an overall feeling of well-being. If you’re satisfied

with the results, consult your healthcare professional about incorporating a vitamin C flush into your routine.
Remember that individual experiences will vary, so always consult your doctor before starting any health-related regimen like a vitamin C flush.

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