結論便是已有大量的醫學文獻佐證在適宜劑量的高劑量維他命C是安全、極少副作用（幾乎可說是無）的極佳癌症輔助療法，對於提高病患存活率、改善化療或放療的副作用、提高病患整體精神、改善食慾、促進不易癒合的傷口、改善疼痛與慢性發炎等都有很多正面的支持證據。
醫學文獻所提到高劑量維他命C注射療法具有正面意義的癌症包括：
乳癌、卵巢癌、肺癌、子宮頸癌、大腸直腸癌、胰臟癌、膀胱癌、黑色素細胞癌、頭頸部癌症、腦癌、血癌、淋巴癌……您可以任意地將您所想知道的癌症醫學英文名+high dose vit C去搜尋，相信可以找到許多您感興趣的正面支持文獻。
除了癌症治療以外，高劑量維他命C注射對許多發炎狀態、難癒合傷口、中毒、逆轉氧化狀態、甚至憂鬱情緒等都有很優異的表現，若您對高劑量維他命C療法想了解更多，歡迎到鴻林診所找專業醫師諮詢。
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