Vitamin C Infusions During COVID-19
As we are all well aware of the pandemic going around known as the coronavirus, or COVID-19. What we all know in particular is how dangerous and life-threatening this virus can be. So what is the best way to treat it, you may ask? Vitamin C.
I don’t mean just taking some supplements. The most effective way to get the vitamin C your body needs to stop the virus is through IV Therapy. The Japanese College of Intravenous Therapy (JCIT) recommends intravenous vitamin C (IVC) acute viral infections and virus mimetic infections. This treatment is performed for a few days to replenish the body’s depleting vitamin C to naturally heal. Besides, the vitamin C, the protocol includes other essential vitamins and minerals that are administered intravenously to fight the infection.
There have been multiple new studies in the making of how IV therapy of vitamin C can treat Covid-19, including Wuhan, China, which received a large shipment of vitamin C as the outbreak of the infection increased.
Here at Rosebank Sports Medicine & Therapy, we are skilled experts at performing IV therapy. We have adopted the special protocol used in China to augment the body’s capability to fight Covid-19. Other IV treatments include to target weight loss and fatigue are also available. Come on over to our Staten Island location today!
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