Vitamin Injections

A recent study found that patients with a higher concentration of Vitamin C in the blood had a much lower stroke risk then those with less Vitamin C in their system. The findings are not concrete yet, but still an intriguing possible benefit of Vitamin C.

Nobody wants wrinkled and dried out skin. Enter Vitamin C. High dosages of Vitamin C have been found to lead to a lower likelihood of dry skin and wrinkles, and in general those with a high amount of Vitamin C have better, more youthful skin.

Vitamin C is an ascorbic acid that is needed for your body tissue to survive and thrive. It is a very powerful antioxidant that can protect your body from harmful free radicals. Free radicals can lead to cancer, heart disease and arthritis, so in essence Vitamin C can help prevent these dangerous maladies.

A Vitamin Injection isn’t the only way to get Vitamin C in your system. Many foods contain Vitamin C and you will experience some of the benefits you get from a Vitamin C injection. However, since the injection features a large and concentrated amount of Vitamin C, the effects will not be as strong with food as a Vitamin C Injection. Without further ado, here are some foods to eat to get large amounts of Vitamin C:

Nobody wants wrinkled and dried out skin. Enter Vitamin C. High dosages of Vitamin C have been found to lead to a lower likelihood of dry skin and wrinkles, and in general those with a high amount of Vitamin C have better, more youthful skin.

For treating vitamin C deficiency, the typical vitamin C injection dose is 200 mg once daily for up to a week.

For wound healing, the typical vitamin C injection dose is 1 gram once daily for 5 to 21 days.

For off-label uses, a wide variety of vitamin C injection doses have been used. These typically range from 10 to 100 grams. Doses may be given daily or periodically at different intervals.

Vitamin B12 is vital for the adequate functioning of our digestive system and defends us against harmful viruses and bacteria. Vitamin B12 deficiencies affect the way in which our bodies use valuable energy. Stress, fatigue and ‘brain fog’ as well as reduced physical stamina are common side effects of Vitamin B12 deficiency. Benefits of Vitamin B12 injections in the treatment of these, as well as serious issues including dementia and panic disorder, have come to light within the past twenty years. Recently, the increasing popularity of veganism has made B12 shots more popular than ever before.

For healthy individuals, the benefits of having vitamin B12 injections include an improvement in overall cerebral functioning as well as physical and psychological well being. As a moderate appetite suppressant, one of the other potential benefits of B12 injections is easier weight loss. They can be used intermittently and are a popular rejuvenation therapy for exhaustion, ‘burn out’, migraines and – of course – post-party nausea!

Vitamin D is important for people of all ages, especially those 65 years and older. Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, which is necessary for strong bones and teeth. It also helps to regulate the immune system and can help to prevent some types of cancer. In addition, vitamin D has been shown to improve cognitive function in older adults.

When people don’t get enough vitamin D from diet and sunlight, they can become deficient. If you work most of your day indoors, or if your skin is often covered while outside or due to medical conditions like eczema, psoriasis, or lupus vulgaris, you may not be getting enough vitamin D through natural means. This can lead to vitamin D deficiency symptoms, including fatigue, muscle weakness, and bone pain.

When you take an oral supplement, your body only absorbs a small amount of vitamin D. However, when you get a shot, your body absorbs all of the vitamin D. This means that you can raise your levels much faster with a shot than with a pill. Pills may contain a lot of vitamin D, but because it has to go through your digestive tract first, it will not reach your blood as quickly as if you got an injection, which goes straight into your bloodstream. Suppose you cannot get out into the sun for long periods or drink milk (fortified with vitamin D). In that case, taking a supplement or getting injections regularly is recommended to help keep up healthy levels.

Other things you can do to support your levels of vitamin D
There are a few things you can do to make sure you’re getting enough vitamin D:

Spend time in the sun: Try to get outside for at least 15 minutes daily. If you can’t get outside, try sitting near a window.

Eat foods that contain vitamin D: This includes fatty fish like salmon, tuna, and mackerel, as well as eggs. You can also get this vitamin from fortified foods like milk. Some people take supplements of it but if you have any issues with your kidneys or liver, be sure to consult your doctor before taking supplements.

Vitamin D is important because it is important in many of our body’s systems. It helps us maintain healthy bones and muscles, regulates how we absorb calcium and supports mood and cognitive function. Low vitamin D levels may also increase the risk for autoimmune diseases such as MS or Crohn’s disease.

Vitamin D is important for many reasons, including maintaining strong bones and preventing osteoporosis. Vitamin D deficiency can also lead to other health problems. Fortunately, vitamin D shots can help prevent these problems. Few side effects are associated with vitamin D shots, making them a safe option for most people.

Taking vitamin D pills can be hard to remember if you’ve had your daily dose. This can make it easy to accidentally miss doses without realizing it. With a vitamin D shot, on the other hand, you have to get your injection, ensuring that you’re taking in enough of the vitamins your body needs each day. These regular injections also mean that side effects associated with vitamin D will be reduced. No worrying about overconsuming pills.

Side effects from shots are no different than other shots. There may be some tenderness at the injection site, but that’s it! Once the shot has been administered, there are no side effects. Some patients report feeling more energized after receiving their injection.

Correct dosages of Biotin supplementation have shown an increase in hair growth, hair structure and thickness, as well as a decrease in hair loss. Higher doses of Biotin have also resulted in significant nail health improvement. Studies have shown that those who take a Biotin supplement can thicken their nails by up to 25 percent and decrease the amount of nail splitting and breakage they endure.

There are also numerous reports from both males and females stating that an unexpected side effect (or benefit) of Biotin, was that it noticeably improved their sex drive – however, there is no factual scientific evidence to support this, other than improving their overall health by supplementation.

Although the main known benefit of Biotin is related to hair growth, there are many more benefits as listed below:

➭ Aids in healthy sweat glands.

➭ Good for nerve tissue and bone marrow.

➭ Supports healthy cell growth, promoting healthy, glowing skin – with additional anti-ageing benefits.

➭ Improves acne, eczema and skin conditions.

➭ Strengthens hair and helps create Red Blood Cells that carry the nutrition and oxygen to the scalp and hair follicles, thus promoting healthy hair growth.

➭ Aids in preventing hair loss.

➭ Promotes nail growth and strengthens dry, brittle nails.

➭ Improves blood glucose.

➭ Increases metabolism and speeds up weight loss by triggering the reactions needed to turn food into fuel.

➭ Boots enzyme production, which in turn supports the metabolization of fat and carbohydrates.

➭ Creates amino acids that play a vital role in building up proteins (cell strength), which has a great effect on rejuvenation.

➭ We use official BAYER Biotin (Vitamin H) injectables which are supplied by a UK licensed and registered pharmaceutical company. This means we have full traceability to verify its authenticity and the injectables are properly batch recorded and controlled by our UK Registered prescribers.

If you’d like to boost your immunity and enjoy a powerful hit of this potent antioxidant, a vitamin C injection could be ideal for you.