Detox Infusion
Our modern lifestyle means that we come into contact with a wide variety of environmental and foreign substances every day – through breathing, our skin, and our diet. These include preservatives and colorants, pesticides, air pollutants, hormone-active substances, and even drug residues. In addition, the liver is often heavily burdened by an unhealthy diet, especially high sugar consumption. Among other things, this can lead to a condition known as "fatty liver." A special infusion program—in addition to other sensible measures—can help support the liver's ability to regenerate.
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How can the infusion help?
- Basically useful for everyone on a regular basis
- Particularly suitable for people who already show signs of “liver damage”
- As an accompaniment for people who regularly take a lot of medication
- Also helpful for those who frequently eat an unbalanced diet (e.g., highly processed foods, high sugar content), which puts long-term strain on the liver
- Supports the liver’s natural breakdown and detoxification processes
Treatment details
Supports natural detoxification
This infusion is designed to support the liver in its role as the central metabolic organ in detoxification. A tailored infusion program can be useful as a complementary measure, for example, alongside a change in diet.
Treatment information
Before treatment:
Drink plenty of fluids and eat a light meal.
After treatment:
Rest briefly and continue to ensure adequate fluid intake.
Treatment plan
This is determined individually after a consultation with a physician. Each infusion takes approximately 45–60 minutes.
Possible ingredients
Including vitamin C, selenium, glutathione, lipoic acid, milk thistle, phosphatidylcholine, magnesium, omega 3, ACC
Do you still have questions?
Find the most important answers in our FAQs, or contact us and we will be happy to help you.
Why can a "liver infusion" be beneficial?
In cases of high nutritional stress (fatty liver), for example, a targeted combination of antioxidant and regenerative substances can be helpful.
What side effects can occur?
The infusion is generally well tolerated. In rare cases, patients report mild nausea or temporary headaches.
How often should the infusion be administered?
The frequency depends on the individual’s initial condition and is determined by a doctor.
Are the costs covered by health insurance?
The treatment is a self-pay service. Depending on the insurance model, the costs may be covered in full or in part by supplementary insurance.
