Energy Injections

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, and especially during the winter months, Vitamin D supplementation has become even more important. As most people choose to stay indoors and avoid interactions with other people, they may also affect their personal blood levels of vitamin D.

The potential benefits from vitamin D3 injections include, but are not limited to:

• stronger and healthier bones and teeth
• decreased risk of fractures
• improved function of the immune system
• protection against heart disease
• increased sex drive in both women and men
• reduced risk of hypertension, because Vitamin D reduces systolic blood pressure
• reduced risks associated with obesity
• lower rise in glucose levels, which may lower risk of diabetes
• improves symptoms of depression, because vitamin D can increase levels of the neurotransmitters serotonin and dopamine which improve your mood
• reduced risk of cognitive decline, especially among the elderly population, is one of the essential vitamin D3 injection benefits
• reduced risk of Parkinson’s disease
• reduced risk of Multiple Sclerosis
• reduced risk of Influenza A
• reduced risk of bacterial vaginosis, especially in pregnant women, a deficiency of Vitamin D increases the risk for bacterial vaginosis
• reduced risk of pelvic floor disorders
• protection against age-related macular degeneration (AMD)
• protection against seasonal affective disorder (SAD)
• improves restless leg syndrome symptoms
• improves vitiligo and psoriasis

WHERE DOES VITAMIN D COME FROM?

• vitamin D is often referred to as “the sunshine vitamin” because the sun is one of the best sources of this nutrient
• fatty fish and seafood
• mushrooms
• egg yolks in
• fortified foods

HOW OFTEN CAN I GET THE INJECTION? –  one injection per month is needed

 

Vitamin B12 INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION BENEFITS

• gives you more energy
• not as lethargic
• reduces dizziness  
• reduces fatigue 
• reduces depression
• reduces aches and pains
• promotes appetite
• helps headaches
• helps ringing in the ears
• improve memory 
• help vegans and vegetarians as long-term deficiency can lead to serious heart and neurological problems.
• help crohn’s disease

HOW OFTEN CAN I GET THE INJECTION?
We do limit the rate at which you can have a B12 injection and everyone is different.  You can start on the first day then 2 weeks later come for your second one then every 28 days after.  If you feel like you need the shot more you can discuss this with your practitioner.  You may not even need it every 28 days.