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Vitamin D Injection Therapy

Vitamin Shot Infusions

BoostHydration now offers Vitamin D shot injections for clients in the Orange County, CA area. Vitamin D is is a fat-soluble hormone and nutrient produced by the body. Vitamin D injections provide an easy, affordable way to boost your overall health. Vitamin D shots cost $50.00 per injection.

Benefits of Vitamin D Injections

Stronger Bones
The body needs Vitamin D to absorb calcium and 99% of calcium is stored in our bones. Vitamin D ensures strong bones and lowers the risk of osteoporosis, rickets and osteomalacia (bone pain/muscle weakness).
Better Heart Health
A growing body of evidence suggests that vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of heart disease and is linked to other, well-known heart disease risk factors such as high blood pressure, obesity and diabetes according to WebMD.
Stronger Immune System
Vitamin D is associated with building immunity and fighting infection by regulating immune cells. Studies suggest Vitamin D’s importance in regulating inflammation in immune cells.
Elevated Mood
A review of 7,534 people found that those experiencing negative emotions who received Vitamin D supplements noticed an improvement in symptoms. Patients with depression and anxiety also showed improvement.
Sharper Cognitive Function
Vitamin D deficiency is increased with age-related cognitive decline. Cognitive impairment and dementia have been linked to Vitamin D deficiency through research.
Diabetes and Weight Loss Support
Ample Vitamin D will keep hormone levels in check and support a decrease in body fat. Evidence indicates that vitamin D treatment improves glucose tolerance and insulin resistance.

Almost Half of the US Population is Vitamin D Deficient

A study released by the National Library of Medicine found 42% of US adults are Vitamin D deficient. The study outlines more sensitive groups:

Blacks (82% deficient)
Hispanics (69% deficient)
Caucasians who receive minimal sun exposure
Premenopausal women
Individuals with poor nutrition habits
Individuals over the age of 65
Individuals on long-term medication for heartburn, acid reflux and constipation

What are the signs of Vitamin D deficiency?

Many patients with Vitamin D deficiency are asymptomatic. However, any of the following are symptoms of Vitamin D deficiency.

Fatigue	Achiness	Hair Loss
Interrupted Sleep	Depression	Muscle Weakness
Bone Pain	Feelings of Sadness	Loss of Appetite
Weakened Immune System	Pale Skin	Uptick in Sickness

Quick Facts: Vitamin D and Disease Prevention

Heart Disease

A deficiency in Vitamin D is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease according to study.
Diabetes

A study followed more than 10,000 children for 30 years. Those who took at least 2,000 IU of vitamin D daily had an 80% lower risk of developing diabetes than those who did not take vitamin D.
Cancer

Most observational studies report Vitamin D has a beneficial effect on the risk of colon, breast, prostate and ovarian cancer. The effect of Vitamin D on other cancers is underway.

Vitamin D Shot FAQ

What foods are high in vitamin D?

Canned fish like herring or sardines, fatty fish, egg yolks, beef liver and fish liver. Sound appetizing?

Which foods are vitamin D fortified?

Breakfast cereals, milk, almond milk, soy milk, orange juice and oatmeal are examples. Although more common, proper Vitamin D consumption through food is tricky.

Can I rely on the sun for all Vitamin D absorption?

While the sun provides adequate Vitamin D, high ultraviolet exposure is associated with skin cancer and aging. The SPF in sunscreen also blocks Vitamin D absorption. Supplementation, especially during the winter months, is the most effective way to ensure proper Vitamin D consumption.

Will Vitamin D shots prevent me from getting sick?

A new study found Vitamin D may play a role in helping the immune system ward off respiratory diseases like the common cold. Moreover, there have been multiple cross-sectional studies associating lower levels of Vitamin D with increased infection.