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Benefits

Biotin helps to process our food into energy. It also helps support healthy hair, nails and skin.

Sources

Biotin can be found naturally in foods such as nuts, seeds, pork, cooked eggs, sweet potato, salmon and beef liver.

Do I need it?

Signs that you need more Biotin include hair loss, dry scaly skin, cheilitis, glossitis, dry eyes, loss of appetite, fatigue, insomnia, and depression.

Can I have the treatment?

Vitamin Injections aren't suitable for pregnant women or breastfeeding woman or anyone under the age of 18.

When will I notice a difference?

Vitamin injections get right to work once they have been injected into the body. Typically, you will experience positive effects between 24-72 hours after the treatment.

How often should I get a Biotin Injection?

Our body naturally gets rid of vitamins therefore, it is recommended to top up every 28 days to maintain the health benefits.

What possible side effects are caused from Biotin Injections?

You may experience some mild tenderness, redness, swelling around the injection site. These effects will usually resolve within 48 hours but may last longer in some cases. You may experience some mild bruising around the injection site; this will resolve naturally but may take 1-2 weeks to resolve.

Aftercare Advice

If you experience any discomfort afterwards, you can take painkillers such as paracetamol. Please avoid using anti-inflammatory medicines such as aspirin or ibuprofen.

Benefits

Vitamin D helps to keep bones, teeth and muscles healthy and boosts energy levels. It regulates mood and reduces depression, supports weight loss and improves resistance to certain diseases.

Sources

The sun is our best natural source of vitamin D; it is also found in oily fish, egg yolk, beef liver and fish liver.

Do I need it?

Signs that you need need Vitamin D are fatigue, not sleeping well, bone pain, depression, hair loss, muscle weakness, loss of appetite, getting sick more often and pale skin.

Can I have the treatment?

Vitamin Injections aren't suitable for pregnant women or breastfeeding woman or anyone under the age of 18.

When will I notice a difference?

Vitamin injections get right to work once they have been injected into the body. Typically, you will experience positive effects between 24-72 hours after the treatment.

How often should I get a Vitamin D Injection?

Our body naturally gets rid of vitamins therefore, it is recommended to top up every 28 days to maintain the health benefits.

What possible side effects are caused from Vitamin D Injections?

You may experience some mild tenderness, redness, swelling around the injection site. These effects will usually resolve within 48 hours but may last longer in some cases. You may experience some mild bruising around the injection site; this will resolve naturally but may take 1-2 weeks to resolve.

Benefits

Vitamin C protects against immune system deficiencies, cardiovascular disease, prenatal health problems, eye disease & skin wrinkling and helps the body to heal.

Sources

Vitamin C is found in citrus fruits, berries, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, broccoli and spinach.

Do I need it?

Signs that you need more vitamin C include fatigue, weakness, irritability, low mood, pain in the muscles and joints, swollen or bleeding gums, nosebleeds, blue or red spots on the skins, easy bruising, slow healing wounds.

Can I have the treatment?

Vitamin Injections aren't suitable for pregnant women or breastfeeding woman or anyone under the age of 18.

When will I notice a difference?

Vitamin injections get right to work once they have been injected into the body. Typically, you will experience positive effects between 24-72 hours after the treatment.

How often should I get a Vitamin C Injection?

Our body naturally gets rid of vitamins therefore, it is recommended to top up every 28 days to maintain the health benefits.

What possible side effects are caused from Vitamin C Injections?

You may experience some mild tenderness, redness, swelling around the injection site. These effects will usually resolve within 48 hours but may last longer in some cases. You may experience some mild bruising around the injection site; this will resolve naturally but may take 1-2 weeks to resolve.

Benefits

Benefits of B12 include; improving sleep cycles, falling into deeper sleep, improving moods and depression, reduces anxiety, energy boost, helps red blood cell formation, anemia prevention and supports bone health.

Sources

B12 is naturally found in foods of animal origin like meat, fish, poultry, eggs and dairy products.

Do I need it?

Signs that you may need B12 include fatigue, lack of energy, breathlessness, feeling faint, headaches, pale skin, loss of appetite and weight loss. Vegans and vegetarians may also need B12.

Can I have the treatment?

Vitamin Injections aren't suitable for pregnant women or breastfeeding woman or anyone under the age of 18.

When will I notice a difference?

Vitamin injections get right to work once they have been injected into the body. Typically, you will experience positive effects between 24-72 hours after the treatment.

How often should I get a B12 Injection?

Our body naturally gets rid of vitamins therefore, it is recommended to top up every 28 days to maintain the health benefits.

What possible side effects are caused from B12 Injections?

You may experience some mild tenderness, redness, swelling around the injection site. These effects will usually resolve within 48 hours but may last longer in some cases. You may experience some mild bruising around the injection site; this will resolve naturally but may take 1-2 weeks to resolve.

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