Infusion therapy

In infusion therapy, various supportive substances such as vitamins, minerals or antioxidants are administered directly into the patient's bloodstream via an intravenous access. As a result, vitamin deficiencies can be treated efficiently, the immune system is strengthened, energy levels are increased and general health is improved.

It is often used in healthy ageing approaches as well as to support the treatment of chronic diseases or for recovery after illness.

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), for example, is a vital active ingredient that our body, unlike many animals, cannot produce itself. If it is not sufficiently absorbed through food, it can lead to an undersupply and thus to health problems.vitamin C regulates a large number of metabolic pathways and therefore offers a wide range of therapeutic effects. The best-known effect is immunomodulation.

Vitamin C regulates a large number of metabolic pathways and therefore offers a wide range of therapeutic effects. The best-known effect is immunomodulation.

Recurrent infections

People who are susceptible to various types of infections may benefit from infusion therapy, especially if their immune system has difficulty fighting off pathogens effectively.

Tiredness

Those who regularly suffer from fatigue and feel generally exhausted can experience an improvement in their energy levels through infusion therapies. The infusions can contain vitamins, minerals and other nutrients that help with symptoms of fatigue.

Drop in performance

People who notice a decline in their performance at work, during sport or in everyday activities can benefit from infusion therapy. This can help to improve general vitality and stamina.

Constant stress

Chronic stress can cause or exacerbate a variety of health problems. Infusion therapies aimed at relieving symptoms of stress can help to improve overall well-being.