Injection
Multivitamin Injection
£35
What it does:
A comprehensive blend of essential vitamins (B-complex, C, and minerals) that boosts energy, enhances immune function, supports skin and hair, and aids metabolic performance.
How it helps:
- Improves energy and focus
- Supports recovery from fatigue, stress, or illness
- Enhances skin glow and cell repair
- Strengthens immunity
Who should consider it:
- Individuals with poor diet or vitamin deficiencies
- People recovering from illness or post-surgery
- Those with high stress or low energy levels
Who should avoid it:
- Anyone with severe kidney or liver disease
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women (unless cleared by GP)
- Individuals with known allergies to any vitamin component
Scientific Analysis of Multivitamin Injection
Formulation:
Typically includes Vitamin B1 (Thiamine), B2 (Riboflavin), B3 (Niacinamide), B5 (Dexpanthenol), B6 (Pyridoxine), Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid), and trace minerals.
Scientific Evidence:
Parenteral administration bypasses intestinal absorption limitations, producing faster elevation of plasma vitamin levels.
Vitamin B-Complex Injection
£30
What it does:
B vitamins convert food into energy, improve brain function, and support nerve and cardiovascular health.
How it helps:
- Enhances energy and metabolism
- Reduces fatigue and stress
- Supports healthy skin and nerves
- Aids detoxification and digestion
Who should consider it:
- People who feel tired, low energy, or mentally foggy
- Those who consume alcohol frequently (alcohol depletes B vitamins)
- Vegans or vegetarians who may lack B vitamins from diet
Who should avoid it:
- Anyone allergic to any B vitamin
- People with Leber’s disease (a rare eye condition affected by B12)
- Those with active infection or fever (treatment should be delayed)
Scientific Analysis of Vitamin B-Complex Injection
Components:
B1 (Thiamine), B2 (Riboflavin), B3 (Niacinamide), B5 (Pantothenic acid), B6 (Pyridoxine)
Vitamin B12 Injection (Hydroxocobalamin)
£35
What it does:
Boosts red blood cell production, enhances nerve function, supports focus and mood, and prevents anemia.
How it helps:
- Increases physical and mental energy
- Supports brain clarity and concentration
- Improves sleep quality and mood regulation
- Prevents vitamin B12 deficiency anemia
Who should consider it:
- Vegans and vegetarians
- People with fatigue, brain fog, or low mood
- Individuals with B12 absorption issues (e.g., post-gastric surgery)
Who should avoid it:
- Individuals with hypersensitivity to cobalt or cobalamin
- Those with high red blood cell counts (polycythemia)
- Pregnant women without GP consent
Scientific Analysis of Vitamin B12 (Hydroxocobalamin) Injection
Pharmacokinetics:
Parenteral administration achieves immediate bioavailability, bypassing gastrointestinal malabsorption pathways (especially in pernicious anemia).
Vitamin D Injection (200,000 IU / 300,000 IU)
£35/£40
What it does:
Supports bone health, immune defense, mood regulation, and calcium absorption. High-dose D3 injections help quickly restore low levels.
How it helps:
- Strengthens bones, teeth, and muscles
- Supports immune and hormonal balance
- Improves mood and combats Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
- Aids calcium metabolism
Who should consider it:
- People with low vitamin D (especially during winter)
- Individuals with limited sun exposure
- Those with bone weakness or fatigue
Who should avoid it:
- People with high calcium levels (hypercalcemia)
- Those with kidney stones or kidney disease
- Individuals already on high-dose vitamin D supplements
Scientific Analysis of Vitamin D (200,000 IU / 300,000 IU)
Form: Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D₃)
Zinc Injection (10ml / Zinc-S 20ml)
£35/£40
What it does:
Zinc is vital for immune defence, collagen production, hormone balance, and wound healing.
How it helps:
- Strengthens immune system
- Enhances skin repair and acne control
- Supports fertility and hormonal function
- Aids tissue healing after illness or surgery
Who should consider it:
- People prone to infections or poor healing
- Those with acne, hair loss, or skin issues
- Individuals with zinc deficiency due to poor diet or illness
Who should avoid it:
- People with severe liver or kidney disease
- Those with copper deficiency (zinc may worsen it)
- Pregnant women without GP approval
Scientific Analysis of Zinc (Zinc Chloride / Zinc Sulfate)
Melsmon Injection (Placenta Extract)
£90
What it does:
A rejuvenation injection derived from purified human placenta extract (widely used in Japan and South Korea). It’s rich in amino acids, peptides, and growth factors.
How it helps:
- Promotes skin regeneration and elasticity
- Reduces fatigue and improves sleep
- Balances hormones and supports anti-ageing
- Enhances cellular repair and vitality
Who should consider it:
- Clients seeking skin rejuvenation or anti-aging therapy
- Those with chronic fatigue or hormonal imbalance
- Post-menopausal women or individuals under stress
Who should avoid it:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- People with cancer history or active autoimmune conditions
- Those allergic to biological or peptide-based therapies
Scientific Analysis of Melsmon (Placental Extract)
Composition:
azPurified hydrolysate containing amino acids, peptides, nucleic acids, and cytokines derived from human placenta (Japan-approved biologic).
Masi Injection
£30
(Often collagen-based or amino acid blend)
What it does:
Improves skin firmness, hydration, and elasticity by supporting collagen synthesis.
How it helps:
- Enhances skin tone and glow
- Reduces signs of ageing and fine lines
- Supports connective tissue and joint health
Who should consider it:
- People seeking natural skin rejuvenation
- Those with dull, tired skin
- Clients recovering from cosmetic procedures
Who should avoid it:
- Anyone allergic to protein-based or amino acid components
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Those with severe liver or kidney dysfunction
Scientific Analysis of Masi Injection (Collagen/Amino Acid Blend)
HiDr (Hydration Injection)
£45
What it does:
Restores essential electrolytes and rehydrates the body quickly.
How it helps:
- Relieves fatigue from dehydration
- Replenishes electrolytes after workouts or illness
- Supports skin glow and cellular hydration
Who should consider it:
- Athletes, travellers, or those recovering from illness
- Clients with fatigue or dehydration
- Post-party / post-travel recovery
Who should avoid it:
- People with heart failure, kidney disease, or fluid retention
- Those with sodium restriction by their GP
Scientific Analysis of HiDr (Hydration / Electrolyte Injection)
Composition:
Normal saline (0.9% NaCl), sometimes combined with magnesium chloride, potassium chloride, and glucose.
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