IVita Wellness

19/08/2025

Lovely to have the multi-talented (and always on-the-go!) in clinic today for a well-deserved health boost.

Taking time out for wellness is key, even with the busiest schedule!

15/06/2025

Tallow is making a comeback...and rightly so.

Rendered animal fat—usually from grass-fed cows—that’s incredibly nourishing for the skin. It's rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, and closely mimics our skin’s natural oils.

Noori balm is made from organic beef tallow, blended with black seed oil and jojoba

● Deeply moisturizing without clogging pores

● Rich in skin-loving nutrients

● Soothes irritation (great for eczema, acne, psoriasis and dryness)

● Supports natural skin barrier and healing

● 100% natural, toxin-free, and sustainable

https://bynoori.com

22/03/2025

Pleasure to welcome Tiktok influencer and his wife in clinic.

11/02/2025

A pleasure to welcome the lovely Maddie into clinic for Skin Brightening infusion

24/11/2024

Want to reduce post workout muscle soreness?

L-Citrulline naturally found in watermelons offers several benefits for reducing muscle soreness and improving exercise recovery. Here’s how it works:

Benefits for Muscle Soreness:
Reduces Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS):
L-Citrulline increases the production of nitric oxide (NO) in the body, improving blood flow and oxygen delivery to muscles. This helps reduce muscle soreness after intense workouts.

Enhances Removal of Ammonia:
Exercise produces ammonia as a waste product, which can contribute to fatigue and soreness. L-Citrulline helps the urea cycle remove ammonia more efficiently.
Promotes Faster Recovery:

Improved circulation from increased NO levels accelerates the removal of metabolic waste and delivers nutrients to muscles, aiding faster recovery.

Supports Muscle Repair:
By boosting blood flow and nutrient supply, L-Citrulline enhances the repair of damaged muscle tissues, reducing soreness.

L-Citrulline can make a noticeable difference in muscle soreness and overall recovery. It’s a valuable addition to a fitness regimen, especially for high-intensity workout.

24/11/2024

Multi Vitamin Infusion

22/11/2024

In 1850 the 🌎 production of sugar was 1.5 tons per year, now it is 75 million tons.

We are eating 25 times the amount of sugar we ate 200 years ago.

Excessive sugar consumption poses hidden risks beyond weight gain and diabetes, including:

Chronic Inflammation – Linked to diseases like arthritis and heart conditions.

Mental Health Issues – Increases the risk of depression and anxiety.

Gut Imbalance – Disrupts the microbiome, weakening immunity.

Premature Aging – Damages skin proteins, causing wrinkles.

Overeating – Reduces satiety hormones, leading to overeating.

Bone Weakness – Hinders calcium and magnesium absorption.

Fatigue and Sleep Problems – Causes energy crashes and disrupts sleep cycles.

Cognitive Decline – Impairs memory and increases dementia risk.

Hormonal Imbalances – Affects reproductive health and mood.

Hidden Sources – Found in "healthy" foods like yogurt and granola.

Reducing sugar intake and opting for whole foods can help prevent these risks.

25/10/2024

IV VITAMIN THERAPY

10/10/2024

Absorption in the digestive system is crucial for overall health because it directly affects how nutrients are delivered to the body.

06/10/2024

Endocrine disruptors, also known as hormone disruptors, are chemicals that can interfere with the body’s endocrine system. The endocrine system is responsible for regulating hormones that control essential processes like growth, metabolism, reproduction, and mood.

How do hormone disruptors work?

Mimicking hormones: Some disruptors can imitate natural hormones, tricking the body into overreacting or reacting at inappropriate times.

Blocking hormones: They can block the effects of hormones by preventing them from binding to their receptors.

Altering hormone production: They can interfere with the production, transport, or breakdown of natural hormones.
Common sources of hormone disruptors include:

Plastics: Chemicals like BPA (bisphenol A) found in plastic containers and linings.

Pesticides: Substances used in agriculture, such as DDT or atrazine.

Personal care products: Parabens and phthalates found in cosmetics, shampoos, and lotions.

Industrial chemicals: PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) and dioxins, often found in polluted environments.

Reducing exposure to hormone disruptors can involve avoiding certain plastics, choosing organic produce, and using natural personal care products.

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02/10/2024

Multi Vitamin Infusion for a busy professional

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02/10/2024