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The Immunity IV Drip

This Immunity IV drip — sometimes called an immune booster IV drip or IV immune boost — has been created with an immunity-supporting blend of Selenium, Zinc and a high dose of Vitamin C.

£275 in clinic

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What is the Immunity IV Drip?

Our Immunity IV Drip is a blend of high-dose vitamin C, selenium, and zinc, combined with essential B vitamins, each selected for the role they play in supporting your body’s natural immune defences, energy production, and overall cellular health.

This is one of our most requested IV treatments, reflecting how often clients come to us feeling run down, fighting off colds, or heading into busy periods needing extra support. Our Immunity IV therapy is designed to help replenish these nutrients directly into your bloodstream, supporting your immune system, energy levels, and overall wellness. As with all our treatments, this Immunity IV is administered by our clinical team, following a short health check to confirm it’s suitable for you.

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In-Clinic

Central London (Zone 1)

Immunity IV Drip £275 £350

Outside Central London and anywhere in the UK please ring.

Ingredients

Packed with immune-supporting nutrients, our Immunity IV Drip features high-dose vitamin C, selenium, zinc, and a mix of essential B vitamins. Each ingredient is selected to contribute to your body’s natural defence system and overall wellness.

Explore the full list of ingredients below to learn more about their specific benefits and how they support your health.

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Immunity IV Drip FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the ingredients in the Immunity IV Drip?

  • Vitamin C
  • Zinc
  • Selenium
  • B Vitamins – B1, B2, B3, B6 and B12
  • Isotonic pH-neutral salt solution

How does selenium support the immune system?

Selenium may help protect cells from oxidative damage due to its antioxidant properties. It can contribute to the function of immune cells, such as white blood cells, and may support the production of cytokines, which regulate immune responses.

What role does zinc play in immunity?

Zinc is considered important for the development and function of immune cells, including natural killer cells and neutrophils. It is also thought to help maintain the skin’s barrier function, which acts as a first line of defence against pathogens, and may assist in regulating inflammatory responses.

How does vitamin C contribute to immune health?

Vitamin C is known to support the production and function of white blood cells, which play a key role in fighting infections. It also acts as an antioxidant, potentially protecting immune cells from oxidative stress. Additionally, vitamin C may help maintain healthy skin by supporting collagen production, which reinforces the skin’s barrier.

Can these nutrients prevent illness?

While selenium, zinc, and vitamin C are important for overall immune function, there is no guarantee they will prevent illness. A healthy lifestyle, including a varied diet, adequate sleep, and regular physical activity, plays a vital role in supporting the immune system.

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