HIGH DOSE VITAMIN C

High-dose Vitamin C IV Therapy delivers a powerful concentration of vitamin C directly into your bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system for maximum  absorption and effectiveness.  

This treatment is designed to support overall wellness, boost the immune system, and promote cellular repair and recovery. 

Unlike oral supplements, IV therapy allows for significantly higher doses of vitamin C that your body can actually utilize - making it especially beneficial for individuals seeking to reduce inflammation, fight oxidative stress, or support the body during illness, recovery, or periods of high stress.

• Enhanced immune support
• Powerful antioxidant protection
• Improved energy levels and mood
• Reduced inflammation
• Support for skin health and collagen production
• Assistance with detoxification and cellular repair
• Adjunctive support for those undergoing cancer treatments (ALWAYS UNDER MEDICAL GUIDANCE AND WITH CLEARANCE FROM TREATING ONCOLOGIST)

High-Dose Vitamin C IV Therapy Is administered under the supervision of licensed medical professionals and tailored to your individual wellness goals.  

High-Dose Vitamin C IV Therapy infusions may not be suitable for everyone, so a brief tele-health visit with one of our providers will be required prior to the administration of High-Dose Vitamin C along with mandatory GP6D lab testing, the ensure safety and effectiveness.

The best way to determine your Vitamin C level would be to have a blood test done.  If you do not have a blood test performed but you feel the following symptoms, its a good chance your Vitamin C is low:

• Fatigue
• Muscle Weakness
• Joint & Muscle aches
• Swollen, Bleeding gums
• Bruising easily
• Dry. Scaly skin
• Slow wound healing

Sometimes, YES!  A high-dose Vitamin C infusion typically takes 60-120 minutes, depending on the dose and the individual’s tolerance.  Lower doses (10-25 Grams) may take about 1 hour, while higher doses (up to 50 Grams or more, administered under medical supervision) can take up to 2 hours or longer to safely infuse.

The slower infusion rate allows your body to absorb the Vitamin C effectively while minimizing the risk of discomfort, such as vein irritation or lightheadedness.  Each session is performed in a comfortable setting and monitored by medical staff to ensure safety and optimal results.

Before receiving high-dose Vitamin C infusions (Which is defined as doses higher than 10 Grams of Vitamin C), a G6PD (Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase) test is required to ensure safety.  This simple blood test checks for a genetic enzyme deficiency that affects how red blood cells function. 

Individuals with G6PD deficiency cannot properly process high levels of Vitamin C, which can cause their red blood cells to break down (a condition known as hemolysis).  While this condition is rare, testing helps identify those at risk before treatment.

By confirming that G6PD levels are normal, we can safely administer high-dose Vitamin C therapy to deliver its full antioxidant and immune-supporting benefits without complications.