Immune Boost Injection in Orlando
The Immune Boost injection combines vitamin C, zinc, and glutathione in a single preparation. Each has a recognized role in immune function, so this formulation includes all three.
Each nutrient supports normal cellular or immune function, but that does not mean an injection improves immunity, prevents infection, or speeds recovery in people who are not deficient. The combination is not FDA-approved to prevent or treat colds, influenza, COVID-19, other infections, or general immune problems.
Key Ingredients and Nutrients
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid): Supports white blood cell function and acts as an antioxidant.
Zinc: Required for immune cell development and communication. Deficiency measurably impairs immune response.
Glutathione: An antioxidant your body produces that helps manage oxidative stress and supports immune cell activity.
What It May Help Support
Immune cell function
Antioxidant capacity
Recovery during periods of physical demand
General wellness
Potential Benefits
Patients choose this injection hoping for:
Support during cold and flu season
Faster recovery when run down
Support during travel or high-stress periods
Supporting nutrient status is a different thing from protection against illness. This injection will not prevent an infection, treat one you already have, or stand in for vaccination.
Who May Be an Appropriate Candidate
Adults who want nutritional support through a demanding stretch, or whose diet limits these particular nutrients. Getting sick often deserves a proper look first. Immunoglobulin levels, blood sugar, and underlying conditions can all affect how often someone falls ill.
Leave this one alone if you have:
A history of kidney stones, given the vitamin C content
Kidney disease
Hemochromatosis or an iron-overload condition
Pregnancy or nursing, unless your provider advises it
How It Is Administered
Route
Intramuscular injection.
When
Whenever you come in. It is a quick stop.
Who Does It
Our clinical team administers it.
How Often It May Be Used
Often weekly during periods of higher demand, less frequently otherwise. Four a month come with membership. Paying per visit works equally well.
Safety Considerations
This is a compounded combination preparation and is not FDA-approved. It is not approved to prevent or treat any infection, and it should not be presented as protection against illness.
Testing is not a gate for most of what we offer here. Your provider will raise it when your circumstances warrant.
Considerations before starting:
Vitamin C in higher doses can contribute to kidney stone formation in susceptible people
Zinc taken long term can interfere with copper absorption
Injection site discomfort is common and brief
Allergic reactions are uncommon but possible
Tell us about kidney problems, a stone history, or supplements containing zinc or vitamin C you already take.
Talk With Our Clinical Team
If you are getting sick often, that is a question worth answering rather than supplementing around. No charge for the conversation, and no pressure at the end of it.