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Proactive Immunity

by Gina Van Luven October 2, 2024October 4, 2024
written by Gina Van Luven October 2, 2024October 4, 2024

While it seems cold and flu season never really left, there is indeed an influx of viruses during winter months. This is primarily due to two reasons: 1) colder weather, allowing viruses to proliferate and 2) greater consumption of sugar and alcohol between Halloween and Superbowl. Sugar wreaks havoc on the immune system and makes white blood cells (the ones who attack invaders) sluggish and unable to do their job. 

Alcohol also negatively impacts immune function by reducing antibodies and beneficial bacteria.

The best course of action to keep yourself from getting sick is to be proactive. The following tips can help you protect and fortify your immune system:

  •  Limit sugar and alcohol consumption
  • Consume ample fruits and vegetables daily.
  •  Ensure your vitamin D levels are optimal (between 60-80 ng/ml).
  •  Take a multi-vitamin to fill gaps in your daily nutrition.
  •  Stay hydrated!

You can also try getting intravenous (IV) nutrient therapy, which bypasses digestion and delivers nutrients directly to your bloodstream for optimal use. Some nutrients specific to immune support include vitamins B-complex, C and D; alpha-lipoic acid (ALA); glutathione; and zinc. Give your body what it needs and reduce what impedes it and you’ll have your best chance of staying healthy this winter season. 

To learn more about IV and injection therapy as part of your proactive prevention regimen, go to primeiveastmesa.com or call us at (480) 992-4202. We have a variety of options to help you be your best!

Prime IV Hydration & Wellness – Red Mountain Gateway is located at 2025 N. Power Road in Suite 106.

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