Linus Pauling Institute

Category: Research institute

Address: 307 Linus Pauling Science Center, 2900 SW Campus Way, Corvallis, OR 97331, USA

Phone: +15417375075

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 7:45AM–7:30PM

Tuesday: 7:45AM–7:30PM

Wednesday: 7:45AM–7:30PM

Thursday: 7:45AM–7:30PM

Friday: 7:45AM–5PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Alex Michels (VertebralTomb)

Jan 23, 2018

Home of the Linus Pauling Institute and part of the Department of Chemistry, this building also houses Ava's Cafe - a small cafe as part of University Dining. Check out the light art work!

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Questions & Answers

Hello, I have read that if you take doses of Vit C of 6-8 grams a day in water, which I do, that it makes your body/blood acidic, in other words, Ph very low. Is this a fact? THank you for answering V. WieseHaugland

Viva Wiese Haugland | Aug 19, 2020

Alex Michels (VertebralTomb) | Aug 19, 2020

Definitely not a fact. Body pH is tightly regulated, eating a ton of acid (or any kind) isn't going to do much to change your blood pH - the human body can adapt

I have wanted to ask a particular question for some time now. What I want to get clarification on is whether Proline was included in Dr. Pauling's original treatment, along with ascorbic acid, or was it added on later by Mattias Rath?

Bobbie Ingersoll | Aug 20, 2019

Alex Michels (VertebralTomb) | Aug 20, 2019

Proline was an addition made by Dr. Rath after he found out that it bound to lipoprotein in test tube experiments. Pauling's recommendations were for vitamin C and lysine

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