Supporting Immunity with an IV Drip: What's in the Mix

Questions about immunity drips come up most often during the change of seasons — when colds are going around and you want to play it safe, or after an illness, when the body hasn't fully bounced back yet.

This drip is usually built around a high dose of vitamin C, B vitamins, and trace elements like zinc and selenium — all involved in immune function and often lacking in an unbalanced diet.

It's not a "flu shot" and doesn't guarantee you won't get sick — that's not how drips work. It's support for the body during periods of extra strain on immunity: stress, poor sleep, seasonal change.

A short course of a few sessions spaced a few days apart tends to show a more noticeable effect than a single visit — the doctor will suggest a schedule based on your goals and overall condition.