Lysine Infusion

Possible contents*: NaCl, lysine

Duration: 30 minutes

Lysine Infusion – effects

• May support protein metabolism and contribute to cell regeneration.
• May normalise the body's functions and promote tissue building.
• Given intravenously, lysine is particularly efficiently available.
• May support the body's natural regeneration processes.

Description

Lysine is an essential amino acid that is important for many physiological processes in the body. It can play a role in normalising protein metabolism and may support the functions responsible for regenerating cells and tissue.

The lysine infusion* delivers this important amino acid directly via the bloodstream. Given intravenously, almost 100% bioavailability is achieved, so your body can absorb lysine efficiently.

Possible ingredients

Sodium chloride (NaCl)

Salt, i.e. sodium chloride (NaCl), is vital for the human body. Table salt is the main source of sodium and chloride, which are essential for fluid balance, the nervous system and blood pressure regulation. Sodium chloride protects cells from drying out and is responsible for passing on signals in nerve cells. No cell in our body could exist without salt.

Lysine

Lysine is one of the eight essential amino acids that adults need but the body cannot produce itself, so it must come from food. The body needs lysine to build muscle and other amino acids. The essential amino acid is also involved in bone growth, cell division and wound healing. Unlike energy sources (carbohydrates and fats), amino acids contain nitrogen and can build tissue such as organs, muscles, skin and hair.

Who is the Lysine Infusion suitable for?

The lysine infusion is suitable if you want to support your protein metabolism and your body's regeneration in a targeted way. Thanks to the direct intravenous administration, your body can absorb and use the lysine efficiently.

* The exact composition and dosage are tailored to you individually after the medical health check.