Smoking worsens Covid-19 effects!
Research shows that the ill-effects of inhaling smoke and other environmental fumes significantly increases your chances of getting critically ill from Covid-19 infection.
Dear Patients and Friends
The body and the mind are part of an unbelievably intricate system where all pieces need to coordinate in order to function at its best.
A positive by-product of this current global event is that there is much more information available about the importance of certain nutrients required for a properly functioning system and how that relates to our ability to fight infections.
Vitamin B12 has traditionally been related to anemia treatments and energy levels, but rarely to a properly functioning immune response. Research has come out that this particular vitamin is also an important co-factor for immunity.
We have been seeing a number of patients every week who are coming into our office for Vitamin B12 injections to keep their energy up - now it also shows they have been boosting their immune systems!
Adding Vitamin C to the injection makes it even more potent.
If you would like more information about our Vitamin B12/ Vitamin C injections, please call our office at 760-365-0408.
In health,
Dr. Christian Reichardt, DC
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