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In cases where the body lacks vitamins obtained naturally through food, they can be supplemented intravenously.
Administering essential vitamins and minerals and other nutrients intravenously will improve your health, strengthen your hair and nails, make your skin glow, and give your body energy. In recent years, such procedures have become very popular among people who care about their health and well-being.
Vitamin therapy can restore electrolyte balance and improve detoxification and cleansing processes.
So what happens to your body after a vitamin infusion?
When a person is administered a intravenous infusion, she receives vitamins and minerals through a small tube inserted into a vein. This ensures that nutrients quickly enter the bloodstream and are efficiently absorbed by the body’s cells. A higher level of vitamins and minerals in the blood helps support health and prevent disease.
Intravenous vitamin C for chronic diseases
Integrative medicine explores the use of intravenous vitamin C as part of a holistic, personalized and integrative treatment plan for certain chronic conditions.
Integrative medicine treats not the disease but the patient, not the consequence but the cause of the disease. Integrative medicine studies our body as a whole, that is, the body is not divided into separate organs and systems, but considered as a whole, because all human diseases are interconnected.
For chronic diseases, one way to relieve symptoms is to give vitamin C intravenously. Intravenous vitamin C involves giving a large dose of vitamin C directly into a vein, which allows for higher blood concentrations than oral administration. This may be necessary to achieve potential therapeutic effects.
Vitamin C is used in some chronic conditions, such as cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome and autoimmune diseases, in an integrative approach.
In the same vein, vitamin C administered intravenously can help the patient by acting deeply on the cause, speeding up the recovery time and consolidating the results, reducing the risks of relapse and the tendency of diseases to become chronic.
It is important to know that intravenous vitamin C should be administered strictly under medical supervision because side effects such as gastrointestinal disturbances, changes in electrolyte levels or allergic reactions may occur. It is also important to have a proper assessment of the patient’s health before deciding to administer vitamin C intravenously in chronic diseases of any kind.
2023-07-11 15:56:01
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