Immunity Infusion Therapy (IV)

Infusion therapy delivers vitamins directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This means the effect is faster, stronger, and more complete because the body can use the nutrients immediately. – Oral vitamins first pass through digestion and liver metabolism, so only part is absorbed, especially in cases of stress, illness, or digestive issues. Infusion is suitable when fast and effective support is needed — for example, during fatigue, recovery after illness, stress, or for skin regeneration.

That depends on your overall health and lifestyle. An infusion provides a strong “boost,” but if your daily diet does not cover all needs, a specialist may recommend oral supplements for extra support and maintaining results. The goal is not to overdose but to support the body in a balanced way.

Yes, infusion therapy is safe when performed under the supervision of a qualified specialist and with consideration of your health condition. In our clinic: – Blood pressure, pulse, and general health are checked before the procedure. – Past illnesses, medications, and possible contraindications are discussed if needed. – Infusion mixes are prepared on-site, ensuring exact composition and quality. – A specialist stays with you during the entire session to ensure your comfort and safety. Side effects are rare — mild redness at the injection site, slight fatigue, or a metallic taste in the mouth, which pass quickly. If you have chronic conditions (such as kidney or heart failure) or are pregnant, please consult our specialist in advance.

Most people feel only a light prick at the beginning when the catheter is inserted. This is very similar to a routine blood test — a brief discomfort lasting just a few seconds. During the session: – The drip flows slowly and calmly. – Normally, no pain or discomfort occurs. – If you feel stinging, cold, or pressure, notify the specialist immediately — the infusion speed can be adjusted. Most patients find the procedure relaxing and pleasant, often using the time to rest.

The frequency depends on your health, goals, and type of infusion. – Short-term recovery or boost: 1–2 sessions, one week apart. – Long-term prevention and wellness support: once every 2–4 weeks. – Special treatment plans (e.g., for skin health or energy): personalized schedule, often starting with 3–4 consecutive sessions every 1–2 weeks, followed by maintenance.

Infusion mixtures are always tailored to your needs and safe limits. Our specialists use clinically proven doses to avoid overdosing. – Water-soluble vitamins (e.g., vitamin C, B vitamins, folic acid) do not accumulate in the body — excess is excreted in urine. Overdose is very rare and generally safe. – In high doses, temporary effects may include mild nausea, diarrhea (especially with oral vitamin C), or, rarely, headache or a warm sensation during infusion (monitored and prevented by our specialist).

Usually not, if you are healthy and come for preventive or restorative purposes (e.g., immunity, fatigue, stress, skin support). Our specialist will check your blood pressure, pulse, overall condition, and medical history. Blood tests may be recommended if you have: – chronic conditions (kidney, liver issues, diabetes), – previously diagnosed vitamin or mineral deficiencies or excesses, – suspected nutrient absorption problems, – wish to create a personalized treatment plan (e.g., precise vitamin C, B12, or D dosage).