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Electrolytes are substances that dissociate (break apart) into ions in water or other solvents. Electrolytes are key to various biochemical processes in the body and the conduction of electrical impulses in nerve and muscle cells. Electrolytes play an important role in maintaining water and ion balance, acid-base balance, and the proper functioning of the nervous and muscular systems.
Electrolyte balance is vital for the human body. Electrolytes are lost or separated during various physical and chemical processes, such as sweating, urination, and digestion. In order to maintain electrolyte balance, it is important to eat properly, drink enough water, and follow your doctor's instructions for proper electrolyte replacement if necessary.
Common electrolytes include:
Sodium ion (Na+): Important in regulating water and ion balance, and in the function of nerve and muscle cells.
Potassium ion (K+): Key in the function of nerve and muscle cells, and in maintaining the balance between the inside and outside of cells.
Chloride ion (Cl-): Helps maintain osmotic pressure and ion balance, and is involved in acid-base balance.
Calcium ion (Ca2+): Important in maintaining healthy bones and teeth, muscle contraction, nerve cell communication, and other cellular processes.
Magnesium ion (Mg2+): Required for over 300 enzymatic reactions, muscle and nerve cell function, and the synthesis of DNA and RNA.
Electrolytes have four important roles:
They help hydrate our bodies and prevent dehydration. They help move fluid into and out of cells.
They support the functioning of the nervous system. Nerves need electrolytes to function. They contribute to a healthy heart rhythm (especially potassium).
They affect pH levels. Electrolytes and pH affect each other. If electrolyte levels are low, pH will drop, and if pH is low, electrolytes will also affect electrolytes.
They affect muscle contraction and relaxation. If you are deficient in electrolytes, you may experience cramps or muscle weakness. When you have enough electrolytes, your muscles can do more work.
Ingredients:/Magnesium chloride hexahydrate 585 mg, Calcium chloride dihydrate 160 mg, Potassium DL hydrogen aspartate 0.5 water 20 mg, Manganese chloride tetrahydrate 900 μg, Copper (II) chloride dihydrate 800 μg, Ammonium molybdate tetrahydrate 247 μg, Sodium selenite 153 μg, Chromium (III) chloride hexahydrate 53 μg, Adenosylcobalamin 1 mg, Methylcobalamin 1 mg/
Infusions may only be used by specialists in plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, specialists in medical and surgical dermatology and venereology, and medical and surgical graduates receiving postgraduate training in aesthetics.
How can infusion therapies be used?
The main feature of premium infusions is that they have a high content of active ingredients, so they are used as a course of treatment. In order for the treatment to remain effective in the long term, it is advisable to repeat it every 4-6 weeks.
The advantage of infusion therapies is that they can be combined, allowing the creation of personalized, individual treatment sequences for each patient.
The premium infusion treatment is extremely fast and effective, taking an average of 40 minutes, so it can even be used during cosmetic treatments.
The origin of our infusion products:
The seller is a GMP-licensed manufacturing company within the European Union, the product is authorized in the EU, not a medicine. The traceability of the manufacturing history is ensured. GMP stands for “good manufacturing practice”. Products such as medicine, cosmetics, food, medical devices, which directly affect human health, must be produced under reliable conditions and in a system. This means efficient and reliable product quality.
The production and distribution of the infusion complies with the EU Pharmaceutical Directive.
