Vitamin infusion
Longevity - Myers Cocktail

Feel fit and vital again with our vitamin infusions!

Constant fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and brittle hair?

It could be due to a deficiency in essential nutrients! With our vitamin infusions, you can specifically supply your body with vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes, thus significantly improving your well-being and performance.

Our vitamin infusions contain

Vitamin C: Strengthens the immune system and protects cells from oxidative stress.
B complex: Important for energy production, nerve function and cell metabolism.
Magnesium: Reduction of stress hormones, muscle relaxation and regulation of electrolyte balance.
Zinc: Strengthens the immune system, promotes wound healing and healthy skin.
Electrolytes: Important for the function of muscles and nerves as well as the regulation of water balance.
Vitamin D3: Promotes calcium absorption and supports bone health.

The benefits of vitamin infusions

Rapid and effective absorption of nutrients directly into the bloodstream.
High bioavailability compared to oral preparations.
Suitable for people with gastrointestinal diseases or impaired nutrient absorption.
Strengthening the immune system and improving the body's defenses.
Reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Increased concentration and performance.
Improvement of skin, hair and nails.
Longevity, effective against Long Covid Syndrome

Vitamin infusions – for a healthy and active life!

We work with the following vitamins and minerals.

Vitamin C, B complex: B1, B2, B5, B6 and B12, magnesium, zinc, electrolytes, vitamin D3 and optionally iron (only with prior laboratory testing, which we can also perform in-house)

Vitamin C performs many vital functions in the human body.

Unlike many plants and animals, humans cannot produce vitamin C themselves, as the body cannot store vitamin C, so you can get enough vitamin C daily through your diet.

Vitamin C performs many vital functions in the human body. Most people know vitamin C as an antioxidant, whose role is to neutralize harmful free radicals. These free radicals are the cause of many diseases, such as neurological disorders, cardiovascular diseases, and cancer. Vitamin C is essential for the normal function of the immune system. It also plays a role in many metabolic processes, hormone production, and the formation of connective tissue.

Vitamin C, administered via infusion, is beneficial in the treatment of many diseases.

Vitamin C infusions are used in holistic medicine to treat the following:

fatigue
Allergies
Cardiovascular diseases
Autoimmune diseases
Among other things, lack of vitality and infections.

Vitamin C is not only used for its antioxidant effect.

A vitamin C infusion can reduce the production of cytokines that trigger inflammation such as rheumatism.

For cancer patients, high-dose vitamin C infusions improve quality of life by reducing fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy also experience fewer side effects from vitamin C infusions.

In cases of allergies such as hay fever and asthma, a vitamin C infusion accelerates the breakdown of histamine. Vitamin C also prevents the release of histamine.

In cases of lipid metabolism disorders, it has been observed that vitamin C infusion lowers LDL cholesterol and triglycerides.

IRON INFUSIONS

Iron deficiency is one of the most common causes of fatigue and a general feeling of weakness.
Other symptoms associated with iron deficiency:

Pale skin and mucous membranes
Breathing difficulties
fatigue
dizziness
Headache

Reduced performance

Heart palpitations
Concentration problems
Nervousness, inner restlessness
Loss of appetite
Gastrointestinal

complaints

Attacks of weakness in thermoregulation: feeling cold
Increased susceptibility to infections
Dry skin
chapped lips
Swallowing difficulties
Severe hair loss, dull and split ends
Brittle nails

Muscles need oxygen. And that applies to both skeletal muscles and heart muscle.

When the body has enough iron ions, it can produce plenty of hemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen in the blood. Iron is also a component of myoglobin, the protein responsible for intramuscular oxygen transport.

A lack of iron leads to impaired mitochondrial function (the cells' powerhouses). It's no wonder that fatigue is one of the first symptoms of iron deficiency. Iron deficiency can also be accompanied by a rapid heartbeat.

In patients with cardiovascular disease, optimizing iron status leads to improved cardiac function. Patients with heart failure, in particular, benefit from iron therapy; for these patients, target ferritin levels are above 100 ng/ml.

Measuring iron levels is useful for young women who experience monthly iron losses, for older people—women or men who have either an inadequate diet or poor intestinal absorption—and also for pregnant women, who have a "double" need for iron for themselves and their babies. Vegans may also be at risk of iron deficiency.

For women, ferritin levels >60 ng/ml are ideal, for men >120 ng/ml. Lower values, even if within the laboratory's reference range, are insufficient and should be corrected.

In cases of very low ferritin levels or if oral iron is not well tolerated, it is recommended to compensate for the deficiencies by intravenous iron administration, which is simple and risk-free.

Prices

approx. CHF 230.- Vitamin booster

Iron only with an additional charge of CHF 177.-- + laboratory costs

Check with your supplementary health insurance provider to see if they will cover these costs. If so, you can simply submit the reimbursement receipt you received and receive the amount back from your supplementary insurance provider. Your basic insurance provider will usually deny the costs.