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This paper examines the relationship between high concentrations of vitamin C and liver levels used as supplements for anti-cancer effects in cancer patients. Correlation analysis was performed to confirm that high concentrations of vitamins administered to cancer patients did not cause liver tissue...

This paper examines the relationship between high concentrations of vitamin C and liver levels used as supplements for anti-cancer effects in cancer patients. Correlation analysis was performed to confirm that high concentrations of vitamins administered to cancer patients did not cause liver tissue damage.
Correlation analysis was conducted on about 900 cancer patients who actually visited Soram Oriental Medicine Hospital and received IVC prescriptions. The result of the analysis shows that IVC's prescription recovery and liver levels have no significant correlation. The result consistently showed that IVC and liver levels were not significantly related even when samples were analyzed by dividing them into men and women, older people aged 60 and older, and non-aged people.
The contribution of this study are as follows. First, the results of this study present that prescriptions for administering high concentrations of vitamin C to cancer patients have no significant relationship with villarubin, AST, and ALT. These results suggest that high concentrations of vitamin C, which is used as a supportive treatment, have no effect on liver toxicity in cancer patients.
Second, this paper demonstrates that high-concentration vitamin C administration prescriptions are safe through empirical analysis. These findings are expected to provide useful information to medical staff who prescribe patients directly from hospitals in practice.
Third, this study broadened the scope of research in related fields by revealing that high concentrations of vitamin C are used as a supplement to cancer treatment, which does not affect liver damage in patients. It is also expected to be a significant prior study for future research in the relevant area.

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