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High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV Therapy

Pharmaceutical-grade antioxidant therapy at 50–100g doses

$200–$600

Per session

90 min

Session duration

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High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV Therapy

What is High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV Therapy?

High-dose IV vitamin C (HDIVC) delivers 25,000–100,000mg of ascorbic acid directly to the bloodstream — doses that are impossible to achieve orally and produce fundamentally different biological effects. At concentrations above 1,000mg/dL plasma, vitamin C acts as a pro-oxidant in cancer cells while protecting normal cells, generating hydrogen peroxide selectively in tumor tissue. It is used as an adjunct in integrative oncology, for immune support in viral illness, and as a powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant protocol. Requires G6PD screening before first infusion.

What's in a High-Dose Vitamin C IV Drip?

  • Ascorbic Acid (25,000–100,000mg)
  • Sterile Water for Injection
  • Sodium Bicarbonate (pH adjustment)
  • Magnesium Chloride (optional)

Benefits of High-Dose Vitamin C IV

Potent antioxidant activity at high plasma levels
Selective pro-oxidant in cancer cells
Immune system activation
Anti-inflammatory effects
Collagen synthesis support
Antiviral activity at high doses
Post-chemotherapy recovery support

Who is High-Dose Vitamin C IV Best For?

  • Integrative cancer care support
  • Chronic viral infections (EBV, CMV)
  • Severe immune dysfunction
  • Mold illness and environmental toxicity
  • Anti-aging and longevity protocols
  • Post-chemotherapy recovery
  • Lyme disease adjunct therapy

Important Considerations

Always disclose the following conditions to your provider before receiving High-Dose Vitamin C IV therapy:

  • G6PD deficiency (absolute contraindication — requires screening)
  • Kidney disease or kidney stones (oxalate risk)
  • Hemochromatosis
  • Certain chemotherapy drugs (interaction risk — consult oncologist)
  • Pregnancy (high doses)

High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV Therapy — FAQs

High-dose IV vitamin C (HDIVC) delivers 25,000–100,000mg of ascorbic acid directly to the bloodstream — doses that are impossible to achieve orally and produce fundamentally different biological effects. At concentrations above 1,000mg/dL plasma, vitamin C acts as a pro-oxidant in cancer cells while protecting normal cells, generating hydrogen peroxide selectively in tumor tissue. It is used as an adjunct in integrative oncology, for immune support in viral illness, and as a powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant protocol. Requires G6PD screening before first infusion.
High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV therapy typically costs $200–$600 per session, depending on your location and provider. Some clinics offer package pricing for multiple sessions.
A High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV session takes approximately 90 minutes. Add 10–15 minutes for setup and intake at your first visit.
High-Dose Vitamin C IV IV therapy is best for: Integrative cancer care support, Chronic viral infections (EBV, CMV), Severe immune dysfunction, Mold illness and environmental toxicity, Anti-aging and longevity protocols, Post-chemotherapy recovery, Lyme disease adjunct therapy. Consult with the clinical staff if you have existing health conditions.
The following conditions may contraindicate High-Dose Vitamin C IV: G6PD deficiency (absolute contraindication — requires screening), Kidney disease or kidney stones (oxalate risk), Hemochromatosis, Certain chemotherapy drugs (interaction risk — consult oncologist), Pregnancy (high doses). Always complete the health intake form and disclose all medications and conditions before your session.