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High-Dose Vitamin Protocols

Meaning

High-Dose Vitamin Protocols are clinically administered therapeutic regimens that utilize specific vitamins at concentrations significantly exceeding the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) to achieve a pharmacological, rather than merely nutritional, effect. These protocols are typically employed to address documented micronutrient deficiencies, support specific metabolic pathways, or exert anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects in a therapeutic context. Such interventions require precise clinical oversight, including baseline testing and regular monitoring, to ensure efficacy and safety. The goal is to leverage supra-nutritional doses to modulate complex physiological processes and overcome genetic or metabolic hurdles.