Instant absorption of vitamins
Oral vitamin supplements must go through the long process of digestion before they are absorbed into the bloodstream.
Vitamin injections and IV drips, on the other hand, deliver the dosage directly into your bloodstream.
Additionally, your body absorbs the full amount of the injected vitamin, unlike supplements, which, after digestion, only deliver a portion of the dose they originally contained.
IM (intramuscular) vitamin injections
The injections are administered directly into the muscle tissue – it’s one simple shot and is therefore great for those on a tight schedule.
IM vitamin shots are injected into the Deltoid (shoulder) or Gluteus Maximus (buttocks) muscle.
The discomfort is minimal, the treatment only takes a few minutes.
IV (intravenous) vitamin drips
Vitamin IV therapy, also referred to as intravenous micronutrient therapy, administers a high dose of minerals and vitamins directly into your bloodstream through a cannula which is inserted into your vein. It takes 30-60 minutes.
While your body ordinarily absorbs nutrients slowly, vitamin IV therapy allows it to rapidly absorb nutrients at higher doses.