Vitamin C Infusion

Possible contents*: NaCl, vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Duration: 30–40 minutes

Vitamin C Infusion – effects

• May support the immune system and possibly strengthen the body's own defences.
• May act as an antioxidant and protect cells from free radicals.
• May promote collagen formation and so have a positive effect on skin, bones and joints.
• Direct absorption into the blood – vitamin C is particularly efficiently available.

Description

The vitamin C infusion is ideal for anyone who wants to do something good for their body in a targeted way. Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is one of the best-known vitamins and performs numerous important functions in the body.

A vitamin C infusion acts as a strong antioxidant, protects your cells from free radicals and supports the formation of collagen. It also contributes to strong bones and teeth and can help keep your immune system in balance.

Possible ingredients

Vitamin C

Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, is one of the best-known vitamins. It acts as a strong antioxidant and protects cells from free radicals. It also supports the normal function of the immune system, especially during and after physical exertion, and plays an important role in collagen formation – for skin, bones, teeth and blood vessels. Vitamin C is also important for energy metabolism, psychological function and the nervous system. It helps to reduce tiredness, improves iron absorption and regenerates the reduced form of vitamin E. Older people and smokers in particular should make sure they get enough, as they are more often deficient. Vitamin C is found mainly in fresh vegetables and fruit such as peppers, citrus fruit, berries and kiwis.

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.

Who is the Vitamin C Infusion suitable for?

If you want to get started with vitamin infusions, the vitamin C infusion is a great choice – both for a first experience and for anyone who wants to treat themselves to a vitamin C infusion regularly.

The big advantage: the infusion is given intravenously, so the vitamin goes directly into your bloodstream without passing through the digestive tract. This achieves almost 100% bioavailability, meaning your body can absorb the vitamin particularly efficiently.

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