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Amino Acid Infusion Immuno
Amino Acid Infusion Immuno

Amino Acid Infusion Immuno

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Formulation

Presentation: 100 ml infusion concentrate

Composition: Acetylcysteine, N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine, L-Arginine HCl, L-Carnitine , Glycine, L-Isoleucine, L-Leucine, L-Lysine HCl, L-Methionine, Taurine, L-Valine, Water for injection

Prescription status: prescription only

Storage: does not require refrigeration

Shelf life: 1 year after manufacture

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Composition:

  • Acetylcysteine 300 mg 
  • N-Acetyl-L-tyrosine 1000 mg 
  • L-arginine HCl 2000 mg 
  • L-carnitine 1000 mg 
  • Glycine 1000 mg 
  • L-isoleucine 1000 mg 
  • L-leucine 1000 mg 
  • L-lysine HCl 1000 mg 
  • L-methionine 1000 mg 
  • Taurine 1000 mg 
  • L-valine 1000 mg 
  • Water for injection to 100 ml 

Administration: i.v., always prepare the infusion solution freshly dilute in 250 ml of 0.9% NaCl 

Infusion set: Intrafix © Air P 

Infusion duration: approx. 45 minutes 

Therapy interval: 1-2 times per week, based on the patient's health condition 

Duration of treatment: 4-6 weeks, based on the patient's health condition 

Storage: 15–25°C 

Shelf life: 1 year after manufacture

Side effects: High doses of amino acids can cause vein irritation, therefore ensure stable venous access 
THERAPY RECOMMENDATION

Positive Effects:

  • L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, L-Valine are essential branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs). They activate mTOR, are indispensable for building and maintaining muscle mass, stimulate gluconeogenesis, insulin secretion and lipid synthesis. They have an anabolic effect. They support leukocyte production, antiviral.
  • Neurodegeneration: Branched-chain amino acids inhibit the absorption of aromatic amino acids across the blood-brain barrier and promote ammonia detoxification, having a neuroregenerative effect.
  • N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) is the rate-limiting substrate in the formation of L-Glutathione. It has an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effect. NAC activates T-cells. NAC is a nutrient for phase II liver detoxification pathways.

TIP:Can be combined well with Vitamin C 15 g.

Therapy Recommendations:There is evidence that the properties of the substances contained in the product can have a positive effect on health disorders of the mentioned indications:

  • for acute infections (cold and flu season)
  • for chronic infections and their side effects
  • restorative therapy after long illnesses
  • for intensive strength building during regeneration phases, mitotropic
  • for chronic fatigue conditions, chronic fatigue, CFS, burnout syndrome, long-term stress
  • as a supplement in competitive sports, for maintaining and strengthening body substances, tissues, muscles and for faster regeneration, muscle building
  • as part of dietary nutrition programs, such as ketogenic diet, weight management
  • for liver diseases
  • as part of complementary cancer therapy for phenylalanine intolerance

Contraindications:Do not use in children under 6 years of age. In case of impaired kidney, liver, or heart function and in case of albumin deficiency, an adjustment of the individual dose is recommended. Patients taking beta-blockers have an increased risk of a decompensated cardiovascular reaction, as beta-blockers inhibit the effect of adrenaline (emergency medical treatment). Patients with a tendency to allergic reactions and/or with diseases based on histamine release (e.g. asthma) should be asked about known allergens according to the principles of therapeutic due diligence.

Note for Doctors and Therapists:In the case of individual prescriptions, the doctor/therapist determines the indication. The suggestion is merely a recommendation for a therapy option, whereby the dosage and frequency of application are solely at the discretion of the doctor/therapist. The treating therapist is responsible for the treatment and must individually check and assess the respective application for each patient before starting treatment.
Shipping Information

NATIONAL:

  • Standard shipping: €9.95 incl. VAT
  • Free shipping on orders over €200.00 (does not apply to refrigerated goods and express shipments)
  • Refrigerated and express shipping: €25.95 incl. VAT

Note: If individual products are unavailable, partial deliveries may occur, incurring no additional shipping costs.
Any requested partial deliveries will be charged.

WITHIN THE EU:
For shipments to countries in EU Zone 1, we charge logistics costs of €75.00 (incl. VAT).

For shipments to countries in EU Zone 2, we charge logistics costs of €105.00 (incl. VAT).

THIRD COUNTRIES:
The customer is asked to inquire about the logistics costs incurred for the respective country.
References

The literature references have been researched by us with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless, we assume no liability for the completeness and up-to-dateness of the study information. Many of the therapy options mentioned in the product information are based on findings obtained from animal or human cell cultures, animal experiments, observational studies, and to a lesser extent, randomized controlled trials (RCTs).
The study situation for complementary medicines is subject to continuous development, which can sometimes lead to different results. We therefore recommend that therapists always carefully review the current study situation before using such preparations.

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