Whereas this new year is markedly different than any that we've celebrated prior, it is the same in that many of us make all sorts of resolutions about our health. While we are not fans of the practice, we do applaud any commitment one makes to improving one's health. With Covid-19 still rearing its ugly head, it is increasingly necessary to give our health top billing.
Nearly from the get-go, we have been espousing the benefits of Vitamins D and C and their roles in immunity support. Check out our most recent article about Vitamin D in the December issue of Buffalo Healthy Living. We stress immunity support-- not coronavirus prevention.
Now, it seems every day there's a new article about these supplements. As we were about to post this, this article popped up on our Google feed.
Vitamin D in the news
More than 80 percent of COVID-19 patients are deficient in Vitamin D, studies show.
The letter shares the recommended dosage amounts and personal daily intake of Vitamin D for most of the 110 signatory doctors and scientists, almost all of whom take between 2000 IU to 10,000 IU per day with an average of 4000 IU/day, over 6 times the US recommended daily amount.
You can read more about the report by clicking here
Another way to boost your immunity?
Don't forget about infusion therapy. Again, we direct you to our July article in Buffalo Healthy Living for more info. Infusion Therapy (IV therapy) rejuvenates, energizes, and enhances overall health by providing the body with essential vitamin and mineral-based formulations that are natural and preservative-free. Learn more here.
We are shining a spotlight on The Myers' Cocktail. It is an intravenous (IV) infusion of vitamins and nutrients created by Dr. John Myers in the 1970s. Benefits include:
enhanced immune system
reduction of seasonal allergies
relaxed symptoms of fibromyalgia and asthma
Contact us about a special we are running on Myers Cocktails or about properly dosing Vitamin D.