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We are all familiar with the flu – the coughing, wheezing, body aches, fever, and restless evenings. With the Coronavirus taking over the world at such a disturbing pace, keeping steady over your health and keeping up a solid immune system has never been more important.
For the most part, viruses are transmitted from individual to individual or between individuals who are in close contact with each other (inside around 6 feet). Another common type of transmission is respiratory droplets – they are created, when an infected individual coughs or sneezes. In addition to close contact, a study shows that viruses like the Coronavirus have lived on surfaces somewhere in the range of two hours to nine days. Basic symptoms of the Coronavirus include but are not limited to – Fever, cough as well as shortness of breath.
As of now, there is no vaccine available to secure the general population from the disease, yet there are approaches that can be taken to lessen the danger of contamination. WHO and CDC suggest the standard safeguards for maintaining a safe distance from the respiratory infection:
One should routinely disinfect and shield themselves from infections and viruses, regardless of whether it is for the regular cold, flu, coronavirus, or some other illness.
Being dehydrated drains your organs, brings down your energy levels, causes chronic fatigue and weariness, and leads to issues such as migraines, dizziness, and even constipation. The list continues on; however, those are only the more typical side effects. To dig into this a bit more, lack of hydration legitimately impacts the immune system and “lowers the general volume of blood and lymphatic liquids that are essential to the immune system response.” What does that mean? Water makes up an enormous percentage of our blood and the lymphatic system is intended to expel waste from the body. Basically, this all prompts inflammation and irritation, and water retention in your tissues. Without being hydrated, not only does your body work less productively and successfully, but it can’t manage blood flow, causes untimely cell death, hypertension, weakened immune system, decreases memory, and a lot of increasingly unfavorable effects on the body.
With IV hydration you can evade the dangers of being dehydrated in as little as 30 minutes. Our IVs at our Long Island’s health and wellness clinic are based on a liter of liquid, which equals to two gallons in the system. This hydration sidesteps the GI tract and focuses on going to where your body needs it the most – your essential organs.
Past hydration, you can support your body by including components, which will additionally benefit the immune system, beginning with Vitamin C. Our Myers Cocktail is a good IV drip when it comes to boosting the immune system. High-dose vitamin C is offered as an add-on and you’re able to add in about 10,000mg, or 10g, of Vitamin C.
Another mainstream add-on is Zinc. Zinc is a trace mineral that stimulates the activity of at least 100 enzymes. It is a significant part of nourishment and inadequacy can happen if there isn’t enough Zine in your diet. At Invigorate Health, we generally offered is a maximum measurement of Zinc at 1mL.
In conclusion, the following most advantageous component is a powerful antioxidant, Glutathione. Glutathione works by going about as a cell barrier that allows the body to battle and prevents infections and disease. Our white blood cells are cells that help fend off ailment and to do this, they need a plentiful supply of Glutathione to be able to effectively shield us from infections and viruses. Our maximum dosage of Glutathione is 10mL.
Again, keeping steady over your health and keeping up a solid immune system has never been more important.
To learn more about our various IV therapies to help you boost your immunity, contact Invigorate Health’s Long Island clinic at 615-288-4777 or click below to check out our wide array of IV treatments and schedule your appointment online.
