Infusion (IV) Therapy

Renomé Clinic's preventive medicine department offers intravenous infusion therapy — vitamin, mineral, and antioxidant blends administered directly into the bloodstream for 100% bioavailability. Infusions are selected with a physician according to the patient's goals: immune support, energy and recovery from fatigue, antioxidant and anti-aging support, or preparation for and regeneration after surgical procedures performed at the clinic. Each session takes 30–60 minutes in a comfortable setting under nursing supervision. The department is overseen by an internal medicine team that includes prof. MUDr. Michal Kršek, an internist and endocrinologist.

IV infusion therapy delivers micronutrients directly into the circulation, bypassing the digestive tract — relevant when oral absorption is limited, when rapid repletion is wanted, or when therapeutic blood concentrations (for example of vitamin C) cannot be reached with tablets. **Why IV:** Oral vitamin C absorption, for instance, saturates at a few hundred milligrams per dose — everything above is excreted. Intravenous administration achieves plasma levels many times higher, which is why high-dose vitamin C, B-complex, magnesium, and glutathione blends form the backbone of clinical infusion menus. Bioavailability is by definition 100%. **At Renomé Clinic:** Infusion therapy sits within the clinic's preventive medicine department alongside preoperative examinations, ultrasound diagnostics, and the Renomé Balance medical weight-loss programme — meaning infusions are physician-supervised and selected in a clinical context rather than as a wellness-bar menu. Typical applications include: - *Immune and energy support* — vitamin C, B-complex, magnesium, zinc blends during fatigue, convalescence, or seasonal load. - *Antioxidant / anti-aging support* — glutathione and antioxidant-focused formulations associated with oxidative-stress reduction. - *Perioperative regeneration* — preparing the body before, and supporting recovery after, plastic surgery performed at the clinic; surgical patients frequently combine infusion courses with their procedure plan. **The session:** A brief intake with the medical team (medication review, contraindication check), insertion of a peripheral IV line, and infusion over 30–60 minutes in a recliner. Patients can read or work during the drip and leave immediately afterwards. **Important framing:** IV therapy may support energy, recovery, and micronutrient status; it is an adjunct to — not a replacement for — diagnosis and treatment of underlying conditions. The clinic's physicians advise on sensible frequency (commonly weekly to monthly courses) and will direct patients toward blood testing or internal-medicine consultation when symptoms suggest more than depletion. Starting at 1,000 Kč per session, it is among the most accessible entry points to the clinic's preventive programme.