Immunity Infusion

The Immunity Infusion at Neo Sport Clinic delivers a physician-formulated intravenous blend of immune-supporting micronutrients to patients with reduced immune resilience, recurrent infections, or those entering high-infection-risk periods such as winter or post-travel. Administered at the Olomouc clinic under medical supervision, the drip is indicated for individuals experiencing frequent colds, persistent fatigue with immunological cause, or reduced white blood cell activity — conditions where oral supplementation struggles to achieve the tissue concentrations needed for clinical effect. The session runs approximately 45 minutes and can be taken as a standalone boost or as part of an 8+1 or 16+2 seasonal prevention programme.

Immune function is a nutritionally intensive process. White blood cell production and activity, antibody synthesis, the cytokine signalling cascade, and the physical barrier function of mucosal membranes all depend on an adequate supply of vitamins, minerals, and micronutrient cofactors. When these are chronically insufficient — due to dietary gaps, high physiological demand from exercise or stress, or absorption inefficiency — immune response slows, latency between infection events shortens, and recovery from illness takes longer. The Immunity Infusion at Neo Sport Clinic is formulated by the clinic's medical team for patients with documented or suspected reduced immune resilience. The intravenous route ensures that the full dose reaches the bloodstream regardless of gut absorption status, which is particularly relevant in patients who have recently completed a course of antibiotics (which alter gastrointestinal microbiota and transient absorption capacity) or who have been unwell and are still recovering. Micronutrients with documented roles in immune function that commonly appear in clinically formulated immunity drips include vitamin C (supports neutrophil chemotaxis and phagocytic capacity), zinc (T-cell maturation and regulatory function), selenium (glutathione peroxidase activity and antiviral immune response), and B-group vitamins (cellular energy for the high metabolic demands of active immune cells). The precise formulation used by Neo Sport Clinic is physician-selected and not published publicly, as it may be adjusted based on seasonal patterns and individual patient history. The 8+1 and 16+2 package structures are designed for seasonal prevention use — the 8+1 plan (nine sessions for 11 200 Kč) aligns to a once-weekly schedule in the first high-risk month followed by monthly maintenance; the 16+2 plan (18 sessions for 22 400 Kč) covers a full winter-to-spring prevention cycle. Single sessions are also available for patients who have had sudden onset of reduced immune function and want rapid supplementation outside a programme. Each session takes approximately 45 minutes in the clinic's supervised infusion suite. No fasting is required. The medical team reviews the patient's health status and current medications at the first session — contraindications include active autoimmune disease being treated with immunosuppressants (where supplemental immune stimulation may be counterproductive) and specific allergies to any infusion component.