Susceptibility to infection and therapy

What is susceptibility to infection?

Susceptibility to infection refers to an increased susceptibility to infections, especially those caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites. Those affected suffer from infections more frequently and with more severe symptoms than healthy people.

Causes of increased susceptibility to infection

1. Weak immune system

• Congenital or acquired immunodeficiency
• Chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes, autoimmune diseases)
• Deficiency of vitamins and trace elements (e.g. vitamin D, zinc, iron)

1. Lifestyle factors

• Stress and lack of sleep
• Unhealthy diet
• Lack of exercise
• Smoking and alcohol

1. Environmental factors

• High pollution levels
• Frequent contact with pathogens (e.g. in daycare centers, schools, hospitals)

Therapy approaches

Treatment depends on the cause of the susceptibility to infection and can include various measures:

1. Strengthening the immune system

• High-dose vitamin infusions
• Vitamin C: Strong antioxidant, supports the immune system
• Glutathion: Detoxifies the body, reduces oxidative stress
• Zinc & Selenium: Promote the function of immune cells
• NAD: Supports cell regeneration and energy production
• Ozone therapy
• Large autohemotherapy (GEB) to activate the immune system
• Rectal ozone insufflation (ROI) to inhibit inflammation
• Ozonized infusions to strengthen the immune system

2. Detoxification & Detox

• Heavy metal detoxification (chelation therapy) in cases of toxic exposure
• ME2.Vie System Treatment for cell regeneration
• Liver and intestinal cleansing to improve nutrient absorption

3. Natural healing methods

• Leech therapy to inhibit inflammation
• Cupping (Hijama) to promote blood circulation and detoxification
• Autologous blood therapy for immune modulation

4. Nutrition & Lifestyle Optimization

• Healthy, nutrient-rich diet with lots of fruit, vegetables, omega-3 fatty acids
• Regular exercise to promote immune defense
• Sufficient sleep and stress management for regeneration