The human body, often referred to as the "perfect machine," requires various nutrients to function correctly. However, the modern lifestyle can lead to nutritional deficiencies, impacting health. Injectable nutritional therapies have been designed to provide essential nutrients directly into the bloodstream, increasing their bioavailability and efficacy, particularly in cases of impaired intestinal absorption or heightened nutritional needs.

 

These therapies, which bypass the gastrointestinal tract, comprise vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, and minerals. They were developed in the 1940s by Linus Pauling, introducing the concept of orthomolecular therapy, and arrived in Brazil in the 1980s. Over time, the variety of nutrients and the precision of the applications have increased.

 

There are different routes of administration for these treatments: intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SC), intravenous (IV), and intradermal (ID), each suited to specific clinical needs. Precision, the correct technique and protocol, and hygiene are crucial for the effectiveness and safety of the procedures.

 

The practice requires an analysis of the patient's history, as well as a vitamin check-up to identify nutritional deficiencies and ensure appropriate supplementation, allowing for customised protocols, the selection of the appropriate route, aseptic technique, and post-injection monitoring. Furthermore, qualified health professionals must follow all precautions when administering injectables, ensuring safety and minimising risks such as dosage errors and infections. These procedures are fundamental to ensuring the efficacy of the therapies and the protection of patients.

 

The Up you need for a healthy lifestyle

With injectable nutritional therapies, you receive vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants through intravenous or intramuscular routes.

 

Injectable therapy is utilised for the complementary treatment of diseases related to nutritional imbalances and also for preventive purposes.

 

​Bioavailability

Injectable nutrients have high bioavailability. This means that 100% of the nutrients reach the bloodstream.

 

​Results

The rapid replenishment of nutrients yields swift improvements in quality of life across various situations.

 

​Safety

The prescription of nutrients is made following a detailed medical evaluation grounded in scientific evidence.