The majority of vitamins we use are obtained from diet, with the exception of vitamin D which our body can make on its own with help from the sun. All other vitamins come from an outside source, namely diet. Federal food guidelines suggest minimum daily amounts of foods from different food groups in order for the body to configure the right “balance of vitamins”. The best way to get the right balance of vitamins is to have a broad, healthy diet. A daily blend of different fruits and vegetables, legumes, low fat protein (meat, fish) and dairy products will give you the proper balance of vitamins you need for a healthy body. Many processed food items available in the United States (like milk, juice and cereals) are also fortified with added vitamins and minerals to give an extra boost. 

The best way to increase your vitamin intake is through diet. Simple changes to one’s daily diet can work wonders to bring in essential vitamins to improve bodily processes like energy metabolism and digestion. Chief Medical Officer at Synergy Health Advisors in New Jersey, Dr. Sakina Dinani,  recommends that  “The key to ensuring you are getting the vitamins your body needs is to have a broad daily diet. Challenge yourself to have 50 different natural foods a week.” The diversity of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, herbs and spices each add a part to the mix of essential vitamins needed for a properly functioning body.

Many people who are looking to become healthier take multivitamin pills to add extra vitamins to their diet. Multivitamin pills have their advantages, especially for people with vitamin deficiencies. Vitamin Supplements are also helpful for pregnant and breastfeeding women or extreme athletes whose body uses a lot more energy and fuel, and need an extra boost of vitamin power. However, multivitamin pills have also been called a waste of money and effort as many multivitamin pills are minimally absorbed: Going in and coming out with no added effect let alone benefit. Another thing to consider before popping a multivitamin pill is that multivitamin pills do not have to undergo FDA approval before being sold. The best multivitamins are those which are checked by a third party regulator (organic pills), or that come with a safety guarantee.

Vitamin IV Infusion is the single best way to fill your body with the energy, vigor, and the immunity boost your body needs. Vitamin IV infusions deliver lifegiving vitamins directly to thirsty cells.

People with chronic conditions like fibromyalgia, those recovering from a serious illness like COVID-19, or undergoing medical procedures like surgery, chemotherapy can all benefit greatly from the immune system boost that Vitamin IV infusions provide. Having a medical physician in house allows Synergy Health in New Jersey to treat people from a variety of different medical backgrounds.

Vitamin IV infusions are also great for athletes, especially in the lead up to a critical game or tournament. You will truly optimize your game with this extra supply of energy, motivation, and hydration after a Vitamin Drip session.

Synergy’s Vitamin IV infusions might be your ticket to feeling rejuvenated, reduced stress and a stronger immune system. Join the many patients in New Jersey who have found benefits with IV Hydration at Synergy Health.

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