More effective than oral vitamins
More than 1 in 3 people take daily supplements and we know they are certainly beneficial, however, few people realize that when you swallow a vitamin pill the body's natural absorption process can render up to 85% of that vitamin useless. In other words, when you ingest vitamins by mouth, only 15% of the active nutrients may eventually find their way into your bloodstream.
With Intravenous Nutrition the nutrients enter your bloodstream directly and immediately to help the body to begin healing itself. You get much higher concentrations of nutrients delivered directly to your body's cells through intravenous therapy, thus allowing your body to better absorb and utilize these nutrients.
A good example of this is the use of Vitamin C when trying to overcome a viral cold. The antiviral effects of Vitamin C have been scientifically demonstrated when blood plasma levels are around 10-15 mg/dL. This level is achievable with IV therapy but not orally. A typical oral dose of Vitamin C is 500-1000mg, however even if you were to take a dose of 2500mg/day (which is highly likely to give you diarrhoea) the plasma concentration has been shown to increase to only 1.5mg/dl – ten times less than that required to have an antiviral effect.