Get Your Immune System Ready for Fall!

As the seasons change, school gets back into full swing, and the weather starts to cool, we naturally spend more time indoors and in closer contact with others. And, of course, that means cold and flu season is just around the corner!

Fall is a great time to think about how you can support your immune system—and IV nutrient therapy may be one option to consider. At Integrative, I take a personalized approach depending on whether you’re looking for general immune support or you’re already feeling under the weather.

For general immune support: Vital IMMUNE

If you’re feeling well but want to give your body some extra nutritional support heading into the fall and winter months, a gentle immune-supporting IV such as Vital IMMUNE may be a good option.

This IV contains vitamin C, minerals, and B vitamins to provide your body with key nutrients involved in normal immune function and overall health. Some patients choose to have this IV periodically during cold and flu season, or around times when they may be more likely to feel run down, such as before or after travel.

The treatment takes approximately one hour, giving you a chance to relax while receiving your nutrients directly through an IV.

Already feeling sick? Learn about VIRAL BUSTER

If you’re already experiencing symptoms of an illness, we have a more intensive option: VIRAL BUSTER.

This IV contains higher doses of vitamin C, minerals, and B vitamins and is designed to provide additional nutritional support while your body is dealing with an acute illness. It may be considered early in an illness or when you’re feeling particularly run down and looking for some extra support.

Of course, IV therapy isn’t a substitute for rest, hydration, nutritious food, or appropriate medical care—but for some patients, it can be a helpful addition to their wellness plan.

Want to learn if an immune-supporting IV is right for you?

Call Fort Langley Integrative at 778-308-0101 to book an IV screening appointment with one of our Naturopathic Doctors. We’ll review your health history, current symptoms, and goals to determine which option, if any, is appropriate for you.

Dr. Alyssa Fruson, ND