So could one do a drip as well as take orally.
Drip of one litre normal saline
25g vitamin C
1g Lysine
1g Proline
1g Magnesium
1mg Selenium
Bcomplex
B12
Just as an example, would it be safe? Or viable?
IV(linus pauling/Rath drip?)
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Re: IV(linus pauling/Rath drip?)
The reason that I don't know - is because the oral route works so quickly and thoroughly.
Lets suppose you are dealing with a patient with a very low bowel tolerance for ascorbate. In that case, you could administer the vitamin C safely IM/Intravenous, but provide the other "ingredients" orally.
B12 always makes sense.
All other safe IV except for possibly lysine and proline, unknowns, which aren't generally given IV to my knowledge.
Lets suppose you are dealing with a patient with a very low bowel tolerance for ascorbate. In that case, you could administer the vitamin C safely IM/Intravenous, but provide the other "ingredients" orally.
B12 always makes sense.
All other safe IV except for possibly lysine and proline, unknowns, which aren't generally given IV to my knowledge.
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