Micronutrients infusions–more power drop by drop
Healing wounds, fighting viruses, detecting and eliminating abnormal cells, perceiving, thinking, moving, coordinating, and much more: our body accomplishes all of this every single day—a highly complex superorganism. What it needs to carry out all these metabolic and regulatory processes is sufficient energy—and vital nutrients. For they are the building blocks of a healthy, happy, and vibrant life. In addition to proteins, fats, and carbohydrates as sources of energy and building materials, these include a wide variety of micronutrients.
Nutrition alone is often no longer enough
The human body is unable to produce these micronutrients—such as vitamins, minerals, trace elements, antioxidants, fatty acids, amino acids, enzymes, and phytochemicals—on its own, or at least not in sufficient quantities. That is why we must obtain them regularly through our diet. A healthy, balanced diet is undoubtedly the foundation—but, as Dr. Verena Immer observes in her daily practice as a family physician in Männedorf, it is by no means always sufficient.
The reasons are manifold: Sometimes the body’s stores are so depleted that even a balanced diet can barely compensate for the deficiencies. In addition, due to storage, processing, and preparation, valuable nutrients are often present in far smaller quantities than they should be. And finally, lifestyle plays a decisive role: Stress, smoking, or insufficient fluid intake significantly increase the need for micronutrients.
Today, it is possible to precisely measure which vital nutrients your body truly needs—and to specifically address any deficiencies. Schedule your appointment with Dr. Verena Immer today.
Supplement what the body needs!
It is now considered certain that the regular, individually tailored intake of orthomolecular substances and antioxidants in optimal quantities has a positive influence on performance and diseases such as cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, cancer, mental illnesses, rheumatism and osteoporosis or cataracts. Micronutrients can also be used as excellent natural painkillers. B vitamins, for example, promote the body’s own pain inhibitors. High doses of magnesium have often proven effective for headaches and migraines.
And unlike the usual painkillers such as ibuprofen etc., they do not weaken your mitochondria but strengthen the body, e.g. for back pain, headaches and migraines, arthritis and arthrosis, tumor pain, shingles, fibromyalgia and nerve damage.
Individual vital substance dosage & infusions
When treating with micronutrients, I pay careful attention to individual requirements. This can be determined precisely using modern laboratory diagnostics. Because knowledge and targeted substitution will take you much further than mere guesswork.