VITAMIN SHOTS

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What are intramuscular vitamin injections?

IM (Intramuscular) vitamin injections involve the shot of a concentrated, sterile, single use ampoule of vitamin, which is safely injected in to the belly of the muscle (largely the Deltoid or the Gluteus Maximum) for fast absorption in to the blood stream via the muscle fibres.

What are the side effects of Intramuscular vitamin injections?

The site of the injection can be achy and sore post injection for 24 hours or more.

You must avoid strenuous exercise and drinking alcohol for 24 hours post injection for best results. Alcohol does have an impact on how Vitamin B12 is absorbed by the body.

Can everybody have a IM Vitamin Injection?

Contraindications for the IM vitamin injections include the following: If you are suffering from a current cold or flu, if you have any current infections, if you are taking antibiotics currently, if you have severe liver or kidney disease or if you are under sever medical supervision then it is best to consult your healthcare practitioner before booking

Which Vitamins are available in IM shots?

There are many available vitamin shots to choose from.

the vitamin shots we have available are:

  • Vitamin B12- essential nutrient found in every cell of the body, assists in the formation of red blood cells and therefore has a huge impact on energy levels and anaemia

  • Vitamin D- essential for bone density and healthy immune system

  • Vitamin C - essential antioxidant for skin health, wound healing and antiaging collagen production

  • Biotin - Vitamin B7- Produces Amino Acids to strengthen and repair skin, hair and nails and supports the metabolic processes which triggers the reactions needed to turn food into fuel.

  • Gluthaione- essential antioxidant found in abundance in the liver as it is so closely linked to detoxification

Vitamin B12

  • Fatigue,

    Lack of energy,

    Anaemia,

    Pins and needles sensation,

    Anxiety,

    Memory problems,

    Disturbed vision,

    Muscle Weakness,

    Depression & Confusion

  • Liver and Kidney disease,

    Current cold or flu symptoms,

    Active infections,

    Actively taking antibiotics,

    If you are under sever medical attention then you should seek medical advice from your health care provider

  • We highly recommend that if you have a B12 deficiency, are anaemic, or if you are experiencing high volume of indications, that you have one vitamin shot every 7 days for 3 weeks, then one shot every month for 3 months until symptoms improve.

  • Please avoid alcohol for 24 hours post shot. Alcohol does have an impact on the absorption of Vitamin B12.

    Please avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours post shot, this is to avoid aggravating the affected muscle involved.

  • Reduce Stress,

    Reduce Fatigue,

    Increase red blood formation,

    Prevent Anaemia,

    Produce energy,

    Improve memory,

    Weight Management,

    Improve skin and eye health,

    Assists in production of DNA

Vitamin H, B7. Biotin

  • What Conditions We Can Aid?

    - Thinning hair

    - Hair damage or breakage

    - Hair discolouration

    - Signs and effects of skin aging

    - Skin dryness (reduction in lipid barrier)

    - Weak or brittle nails

    - Nail damage at the matrix

    - Support weight loss

    - Energy boost

    - Support immunit

  • IContraindications

    - Pregnancy

    - Breastfeeding

    - Allergic to any of the products ingredients

    - Pregnancy or breastfeeding

    - When under close medical supervision at hospital

    - Active cancer/undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy

    - Prone to keloid scarring

    - Cardiac disease

    - Renal failure

  • Biotin daily intake recommendations

    The average adult over the age of 19 needs 30 mcg. According to the FDA, the following is adequate

    intake recommended for biotin daily:

    • Infants and babies 0 to 6 months: 5 mcg

    • Infants and babies 7 to 12 months: 6 mcg

    • Children 1 to 3 years: 8 mcg

    • Children 4 to 8 years: 12 mcg

    • Children 9 to 13 years: 20 mcg

    • Adolescents 14-18 years: 25 mcg

    • Men and female adults over 19 years: 30 mcg

    • Pregnant females: 30 mcg

    • Breastfeeding females: 35 mcg.

    Dosage & Administration

    Biotin (vitamin H) 0.5% 2ml vial should be drawn and administered intramuscularly.

    Biotin intramuscular is designed to be administered in clinic once a week. (2ml once a week

  • - The area that has been injected may feel stingy for the next 30 minutes

    - The area may feel achy for the next few hours

    - Don’t wear tight clothing

    - Keep area dry for 5 hours after injection

    - Use showers and do not have baths for the next 24 hours to keep the area clean and avoid

    infection

  • What Are the Benefits of Biotin?

    - Produces Amino Acids to strengthen and repair skin, hair and nails

    - Aids weight loss by increasing metabolism

    - Increases red blood cell production

    - Protects brain function- alleviation of mild depression

    - Helps regulate blood sugar

    - Supports cell activity related to the function of neurotransmitter

  • Biotin is vitamin B7, otherwise known as vitamin H. In particular, Biotin supports the metabolic

    processes, a fancy way of saying that it triggers the reactions needed to turn food into fuel. Biotin also

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

    Biotin injections also support healthy cell growth and the creation of amino acids. Amino acids play

    vital roles in building up proteins (cell strength), so therefore has a great effect on repairing and

    maintaining skin, hair and nail health.

  • Biotin Deficiency Signs

    Biotin deficiency symptoms may include:

    • Digestive and intestinal tract issues

    • Muscle pains and aches

    • Brittle hair or hair loss

    • Dry irritated skin

    • Chronic fatigue or lack of energy

    • Mood changes and cognitive impairments

    • Nerve damage

    • Cramps and tingling in the limb

Biotin. Vitamin B6

  • Vitamin D may enhance the anti-inflammatory effects of glucocorticoids. This benefit

    makes it potentially useful as a supportive therapy for people with steroid resistant asthma.

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  • What Are the Benefits of Vitamin D?

    Healthy Bones

    Vitamin D plays a significant role in the regulation of calcium and maintenance of phosphorus levels

    in the blood. These factors are vital for maintaining healthy bones. People need vitamin D to allow the

    intestines to stimulate and absorb calcium and reclaim calcium that the kidneys would otherwise

    excrete.

    Reduced Risk Of Flu

    A 2018 review of existing research suggested that some studies had found that vitamin D had a

    protective effect against the influenza virus.

    Healthy Infants

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