Infusion Therapy · Praxis Dr. Romanos
Medically indicated, individually dosed — applied when there is clear medical benefit.
Our Principle
Infusion therapies do not replace diagnostic workup. They are used selectively as complementary measures — based on history, findings, and medical judgment.
Intravenous administration enables direct availability in the bloodstream — independent of the gastrointestinal tract.
Possible Applications
With pronounced fatigue or during convalescence — based on indication.
With increased susceptibility to infection or recurrent infections — after clinical assessment.
Supporting measures in cases of increased metabolic burden.
For stress-related complaints or sleep disorders — as part of an overall concept.
Differentiation
| IV Wellness | Our Practice |
|---|---|
| Standardized formulations | Individualized indication |
| Application without diagnostic workup | Embedded in medical assessment |
| Focus on promises | Focus on medical relevance |
| No follow-up monitoring | Structured follow-up |
Offering
Iron carboxymaltose (i.v.). Replaces weeks of oral supplementation in one session. Covered by Swiss mandatory insurance (KVG) if deficiency is documented.
Indication: Iron deficiency anemia, symptomatic iron deficiency.
S-Acetyl-Glutathione (3,000 mg), Vitamin C, B-Complex, amino acids. Approach via mitochondrial energy metabolism.
Indication: Fatigue, burnout, convalescence, Long COVID.
S-Acetyl-Glutathione (3,000 mg), high-dose Vitamin C (12,000 mg), liver-supporting micronutrients. Glutathione as cofactor of hepatic conjugation.
Indication: Increased liver burden, recovery after exposure.
S-Acetyl-Glutathione (3,000 mg), Vitamin C (12,000 mg), Taurine, Arginine. Immunomodulatory approach via glutathione and cytoprotective amino acids.
Indication: Increased susceptibility to infection, recurrent infections.
Arginine, Taurine, Glycine, Magnesium, Glutathione, Choline, Tryptophan. Amino acid-focused formulation to support parasympathetic regulation.
Indication: Autonomic dysregulation, stress intolerance, sleep disorders.
Indication
Documented iron deficiency (lab confirmed) · Pronounced fatigue or burnout · Convalescence after severe strain · Recurrent infections · Autonomic dysregulation or stress intolerance · Long COVID with fatigue component
An underlying condition has not been investigated · Hormonal imbalances exist without diagnostics · Chronic fatigue persists without clarifying the cause · Expectation of immediate effect is in the foreground
Process
Clarify symptoms, evaluate indication — and determine if an infusion makes sense or if other workup takes priority.
Medically supervised application, individually dosed. Composition based on your findings. Duration: 30–60 minutes.
Assess response. Adjust composition if needed or initiate further diagnostics.
Costs
Usually covered by Swiss mandatory insurance if deficiency is documented.
CHF 300.– per session. Composition individually tailored to indication.
Everything is discussed in advance. No hidden costs, no flat-rate packages.
Frequently Asked Questions
A central endogenous antioxidant and cofactor of hepatic detoxification. The S-acetyl form is stable and has good intravenous availability. It is the basis of our glutathione infusions.
30–60 minutes, depending on composition.
For iron infusions, mandatory. For glutathione infusions, not required at the first session — if symptoms are unclear, we recommend targeted lab analysis beforehand.
Iron infusion: covered by Swiss mandatory insurance (KVG) if deficiency is documented. Glutathione infusions: private service, CHF 300.– per session.
All infusions are administered under medical supervision. Relevant side effects are rare. Risk factors and contraindications are clarified in the initial consultation.
Depends on indication and response. Some patients benefit after 1–2 sessions, others need a series. We advise you individually.
Not every symptom requires an infusion. But when it is indicated, it can be a precise tool. We decide together — on the basis of medicine, not trends.