Drip immunoinfusion
with Rick & Nick from Aesthetify
An immune infusion is a great way to boost a weakened immune system, for example during the flu and cold season. These infusions are usually administered by healthcare professionals and contain a range of ingredients designed to improve the body’s immune defenses.
What is a drip immunoinfusion?
A drip immune infusion is a form of intravenous infusion specifically designed to support and strengthen the immune system. With this type of infusion, the body is given a mixture of nutrients, vitamins and minerals to improve immune function and strengthen the body’s defenses.
Drip Immune Infusion aims to provide the body with essential nutrients required for a strong immune system. A strengthened immune system can help ward off infections, prevent colds and flu and improve overall health and well-being.
Drip immunoinfusion
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Ingredients
- Magnesium
- B vitamins
- Vitamin C
- Alphalipogamma
Magnesium is an important ingredient in immune infusions. Magnesium is a vital mineral. It helps to reduce muscle cramps and tension.
Vitamin B complex contains a range of B vitamins such as B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9 and B12. These vitamins help to support the body’s energy levels and improve mood. Some studies have shown that a vitamin B complex improves cognitive function and memory performance.
Another ingredient is vitamin C. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps to fight free radicals in the body and reduce inflammation. It also helps to strengthen the immune system and support the body in its defense against diseases.
Alphalipogamma, also known as alpha-lipoic acid, is a powerful antioxidant that can help improve cognitive function and regulate blood sugar levels. Alphalipogamma can also help to reduce inflammation in the body and protect the body from free radical damage.
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Indications
An immune infusion makes sense:
- for acute states of exhaustion
- for chronic fatigue syndrome, also as a long-term consequence of viral diseases (e.g. long COVID)
- generally for convalescence after illness
- for depression and listlessness
- for menopausal symptoms
- for sleep disorders, lack of sleep, jet lag
- to support high mental and physical demands
- for shift work
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Drip immunoinfusion: What to look out for?
It is important to note that a drip immunoinfusion should not be considered a substitute for a healthy lifestyle. However, in certain situations it may be appropriate to consider a drip immunoinfusion. Thus, it is recommended to consult a physician such as Rick and Nick for an accurate assessment of individual needs and potential benefits.
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Course
After a comprehensive consultation and a detailed assessment of the personal situation, the infusion is determined and administered drop by drop through the vein.
The infusion does not cause any pain. During the infusion therapy, you can relax while your body absorbs the important ingredients.
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Effect
The effect of the Drip Immunoinfusion normally starts immediately after the treatment. The ingredients are directly and immediately 100% absorbed thanks to the intravenous infusion. After the treatment, you should feel full of energy and generally healthier.
We recommend an immune infusion every 6 weeks for good health. This corresponds to about 10 applications per year.
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Costs
The prices are calculated according to the GOÄ and are to be understood as guide prices:
| Drip immunoinfusion | from 200 € |
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With Rick and Nick, you can expect to pay from €200 for a drip immunoinfusion.
Drip immunoinfusion with Rick & Nick from Aesthetify
To summarize, drip immune infusions with their valuable ingredients such as magnesium, vitamin B complexes and vitamin C offer an excellent opportunity to strengthen the immune system. They can also improve mood and support the body’s energy levels.
If you want to do something good for your immune system and need a quick solution, this infusion is the perfect option for you.
FAQ
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Which infusion for the immune system?
There are various types of infusions that can support the immune system. One A common option is the so-called immune infusion, in which the body is administered a specially formulated mixture of nutrients, vitamins and minerals intravenously to strengthen the immune system. This infusion may contain ingredients such as vitamin C, vitamin D, B vitamins and other immune-boosting substances.
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Can you drive after an infusion?
Most patients feel excellent after an infusion and can go about their daily lives as normal. If you feel tired, dizzy or impaired after the infusion, you should avoid driving and choose alternative means of transportation.
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Can I put in an infusion myself?
It is strongly advised not to administer an infusion yourself. The administration of an infusion requires special knowledge and experience in handling medical equipment and sterile procedures. It is important that infusions are carried out by qualified medical professionals. Self-infusions can lead to complications or infections and are therefore strongly discouraged.