High Dose Vitamin C
IV Therapy for Inflammation, Cancer Support
- Cancer Support
- Surgery Recovery
- Overall Wellness
Bypassing the digestive tract allows for potent high doses of Vitamin C, which naturally boosts collagen production, reduces inflammation, speeds up healing, and enhances quality of life during cancer and autoimmune disease treatments.
Recommended Add-Ons
- Extra Hydration - 1/2 Liter or Full Liter
- Vitamin Specialty Booster
- CoQ10 injection
- Vitamin D Injection
VITAMIN C
Vitamin C, or Ascorbic Acid, is a vital natural vitamin and antioxidant. While consuming Vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables provides benefits, the gut limits absorption to 1000-2000 mg per day. Intravenous administration, however, allows for doses as high as 100 grams. High doses of Vitamin C have been found to enhance immune function, reduce inflammation throughout the body, support skin health, stimulate collagen production, promote overall well-being, and potentially prevent chronic conditions.
Benefits
- Surgery Recovery
- Cancer Support
- Collagen Production
- Skin Health
- Faster Recovery
- Promotes Longevity
- Overall Wellness
Used For
- Cancer Support
- Autoimmune Diseases
- Lyme Disease
- Illness Recovery
- Pre and Post Surgery
- Skin Conditions
- Reduce Inflammation
- General Prevention
High Dose Vitamin C IV Overview
Your body cannot produce vitamin C, making supplementation essential. Oral ingestion of over a gram can cause gastrointestinal discomfort, and higher amounts are impractical through diet alone. Intravenous infusion allows for significant doses, yielding remarkable effects.
Extensive medical research validates high-dose vitamin C’s benefits: enhancing immune function, combating viruses and bacterial infections, neutralizing toxins and oxidation, accelerating healing and collagen synthesis, boosting energy, and improving quality of life for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.
Our vitamin C is sourced from FDA-regulated 503b pharmacies, preservative-free, and buffered for optimal absorption and tolerance.