Category(ies): Defence | General | Skin | Hormones | Immune System | Gastrointestinal
Vitamin C is a true all-rounder.
It is involved in cell protection, from cell renewal through to collagen formation, from stress defence through to the immune response of the entire body, in hormone formation and wound healing… and, and, and. It is a highly effective vital substance.
We need and consume Vitamin C daily and, unlike many animals, unfortunately cannot produce it ourselves.
Vitamin C is found in many fruits and vegetables. Unfortunately, the content of this substance falls shortly after harvest, so that actual requirements are often not adequately met.
An increased consumption of this vital substance is usually present in cases of:
- chronic inflammation
- wound healing disorders
- inflammatory diseases such as arthritis
- smoking
- cancer
- recurrent infections
- gastric and intestinal diseases
- after operations
- exhaustion / burnout topics
…the list is long, the benefit of administering Vitamin C is great.
The fact that this substance can be administered by infusion enables maximum bioavailability. Organs and cells can be reached more effectively. Deficiencies are corrected in the shortest possible time.
And another advantage:
Through infusion, far more vitamin enters the body than can be consumed through normal food intake and dietary supplements alone. Treat your body to this refresher and ask about these infusions at my practice.
I look forward to your call at 0611-34195588
Yours
Marcus Stötzer
A Vitamin C infusion takes between 25 and 30 minutes.

About the author: Marcus Stötzer
Non-medical practitioner · Naturheilpraxis Stötzer Wiesbaden
Areas of focus: infusion therapy, acupuncture according to Boel, oxyvenation, colon hydrotherapy and vital nutrient medicine. Marcus has been supporting his patients for years with a holistic view of the body, energy balance and quality of life.
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