Gloved hands preparing a vitamin injection in a syringe

Slow release nutrients, straight into muscle

Intramuscular injections deliver vitamins and extracts into larger muscles for a slow, lasting release with far higher absorption than tablets. Quick appointments, measurable results.

Longevity and RegenerationAt London Natural Therapies, Cavendish Square

When digestion is compromised or a deficiency is deep, tablets are not enough. Intramuscular injections place nutrients into larger muscles, where they release slowly into the bloodstream over days.

They are a fast, practical option on their own or between IV sessions, and they are often part of the plan after a bioresonance or Oligoscan result shows what is missing.

5injections available
15 minappointment
Daysof slow release from a single injection

How it works

Fifteen minutes in the clinic, days of slow release afterwards.

  1. 1

    Before you come

    No preparation needed. Bring recent blood results if you have them.

  2. 2

    Assessment

    We confirm the nutrient you need from your consultation, scan or blood results.

  3. 3

    Injection

    A quick injection into the upper arm or gluteal muscle.

  4. 4

    Release

    The nutrient releases slowly over days, avoiding the peaks and troughs of oral supplements.

  5. 5

    Course

    Repeated weekly or monthly as your plan requires.

  6. 6

    After treatment

    Mild tenderness at the site for a day.

What it helps with

High absorption and steady release over days work where tablets cannot, supporting energy, immunity and cellular repair.

A short consultation confirms the right injection for your results and deficiency level.

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Vitamin vial and syringe being drawn up for an intramuscular injection
  • High absorption

    Bypasses the digestive system for near complete bioavailability.

  • Long lasting

    Slow release from muscle keeps levels steady for days.

  • Quick

    In and out in fifteen minutes.

  • Energy and mood

    B12 supports energy, mood and nervous system function.

  • Immunity

    Vitamin D and thymus extract support immune balance.

  • Detox and repair

    Glutathione supports detoxification and cellular repair.

Injections we offer

Vitamin B12

For DNA production, cell growth and nervous system function. Boosts energy, mood and immunity; especially useful in stress and digestive problems.

Vitamin D

Bone health, immune support, cardiovascular and cellular function. For limited sun exposure and anyone at risk of deficiency.

Vitamin E

Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support for immune function and skin health.

Thymus gland extract

Regulates the adaptive immune system and T cell activation; used in immune deficiency and autoimmune conditions.

Glutathione

Key antioxidant for detoxification, immune support and cellular repair, with far higher absorption than oral forms.

The science

Intramuscular delivery is the standard route for B12 in confirmed deficiency and is well established for vitamin D loading. The clinic uses pharmacy-grade preparations.

Katrin Hempel, Naturopathic Doctor

Injections are the simplest tool we have. When a scan shows a deficiency, a short course often does more than months of tablets.

Katrin Hempel, Naturopathic Doctor About Katrin

Questions about intramuscular injections

Do vitamin injections hurt?

You feel a brief sting. The site may be a little tender for a day.

How often do I need them?

It depends on the nutrient and your levels. B12 is often weekly then monthly; vitamin D may be monthly through winter.

Do I need a consultation?

A short consultation confirms the right injection for you. If you are already a client we can add injections to your plan.

Can I have an injection with an IV?

Yes. Injections are often given at the same visit as an IV or ozone session.

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