What Does An IV Immune Booster Really Do?

People, generally speaking, are always on the lookout for ways to boost their immune systems. Nobody wants to get sick. Aside from the pain or discomfort caused by illness, it can also prove to be costly, forcing people to miss out on work or other money earning opportunities as they recover.

Many have been turning to IV immune boosters to improve their health and try to avoid costly sick time.

But what exactly is an IV immune boost? What does it really do? That’s a good question (or two) so let’s take a look.

An IV immune boost treatment, like the one you could get at the Los Angeles-based RWA Center in Beverly Hills, is a proven medical therapy. It can boost the quality of your immune system and help you fight off potential illnesses.

RWA Center, by the way, is one of the best places to get an IV immune booster. You will be taken care of by a medical professional who will speak with you about what kind of treatment is going to work best for you, given your health goals, current health situation, and other variables that go into the decision.

After consultation, you can get into a treatment session.

During an IV immune booster treatment, you get fluid delivered directly into your body via a safe and sterile saline solution. This is the most direct way to influence your immune system. A lot of people take vitamins or other supplements to boost their immunity. These supplements may help or they may not. Or how much they help may be diluted. You see, when items have to pass through your digestive system, there is a lot of opportunity along the way to lose benefits. Your body may not end up absorbing all or even most of the intended boost.

This is not so with an IV. The benefits go directly into the body, bypassing the pitfalls along the way, and you get those benefits directly and near immediately.

The good news about an IV treatment is that many patients find it to be quite tolerable. Most do not report it to be too painful or uncomfortable. Usually the most notable moment is the slight pinch a patient feels when the IV is originally inserted. The treatment itself, including the receiving of the immunity booster, doesn’t lead to much discomfort.

Continued IV treatments are suggested to continue strengthening the immune system. More treatments only help to boost a patient’s immunity, which could potentially help you avoid getting sick. Those who receive the treatment and still get sick may find themselves fighting off the illness much more quickly as well.

If you’re interested in IV immune boosters, call us (310) 407-0542 and we’ll make you an appointment.