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If you dont get enough vitamin B12, you could get anaemia
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[4] [6] The direct delivery of ascorbic acid into the bloodstream allows for supraphysiological concentrations, which could have distinct biological effects, such as pro-oxidant activity in the presence of transition metals or selective cytotoxicity against certain malignant cells, although these applications remain under investigation and are not universally accepted as standard of care
This includes: Patients with malabsorption issues due to gastrointestinal disorders Individuals with pernicious anemia or other conditions that impair B12 absorption Cases where a rapid increase in B12 levels is necessary In these cases, IV delivery gets B12 straight into the blood
Monitoring: Regular follow-ups ensure your levels stay within the optimal range