High-Dose Vitamin C therapy is the IV infusion of a pharmacological concentration of ascorbic acid directly into the bloodstream. Unlike oral Vitamin C, which is limited by gut absorption, IV Vitamin C achieves blood levels needed for cellular repair, immune enhancement, and—in specific contexts—anticancer effects.
Vitamin C acts as a potent antioxidant, supports collagen production, enhances immune defense, and reduces oxidative stress
In high doses, it may also behave as a pro-oxidant inside cancer cells, generating hydrogen peroxide that damages malignant tissues while leaving healthy cells unharmed.

High-dose Vitamin C has been studied for over 25 years as an integrative therapy, especially in oncology, metabolism, and immune resilience
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With over a decade of experience in integrative and metabolic medicine, the Upper Room Clinic delivers high-dose Vitamin C with a careful, evidence-informed, patient-centred approach. Our team integrates oncology research, mitochondrial science, and clinical expertise to provide personalized dosing, safe protocols, and ongoing monitoring.
We tailor infusions to your unique biology—whether for immune support, anti-aging, recovery, or adjunctive cancer care—and ensure comfort, safety, and compassionate care in both our Toronto and Oakville locations.
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Yes—when properly monitored. Side effects are uncommon and usually mild (nausea, headache, burning at the site). Patients with kidney disease, kidney stones, G6PD deficiency, or hemochromatosis are screened before treatment.
IV Vitamin C bypasses digestion, achieving plasma levels far higher than any oral dose, allowing for antioxidant and pro-oxidant therapeutic effects not possible with supplements
Yes. Anyone receiving higher doses of Vitamin C (typically above 25 g) requires G6PD testing to avoid risk of hemolysis.
Evidence suggests IV Vitamin C may support quality of life, improve energy, reduce oxidative stress, and work synergistically with certain therapies without reducing effectiveness. We are committed to open communication with your oncologist about the timing of HDVC.
No. High-Dose Vitamin C is not covered by OHIP or private insurance plans. Pricing varies by dose (10 g–100 g) as outlined in our service menu.
Frequency depends on your goals—immune support may require weekly sessions, while integrative oncology protocols may require multiple infusions per week.

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