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The use of vitamin C against different diseases has been controversially and emotionally discussed since Linus Pauling published his cancer studies.  In vitro  and animal studies showed promising results and explained the impact of vitamin C, particularly in cases with endothelial dysfunction. Indeed, studies (reviewed in this issue of  Critical Care  by Oudemans-van Straaten and colleagues) using high-dose vitamin C and the parenteral route of application seem to be more successful than oral vitamin C delivery.

There’s life in the old dog yet: vitamin C as a therapeutic option in endothelial dysfunction