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high-dose Vitamin C therapy benefits
high-dose Vitamin C therapy in Hong Kong
High-dose intravenous vitamin C (IVC) refers to the administration of vitamin C at a higher dose than oral supplementation. In cancer treatment, high-dose vitamin C (IVC) shows potential as an adjuvant therapy. Clinical trials have confirmed its safety and suggested its efficacy in the adjuvant treatment of tumor cells. High-dose vitamin C (IVC) is thought to act through multiple mechanisms, including oxidative pro-apoptotic effects, modulation of epigenetic regulation, immune modulation, and synergy with standard treatments. However, further research and clinical studies are needed to determine its clinical benefit.