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Garlic Injection
Fatigue recovery, anti-aging, and shoulder stiffness relief!
Garlic InjectionTreatment Information
Garlic Injection is not made from garlic. It gets its name because people say they can smell garlic during the injection.Nutritional components such as allicin and vitamin B1 circulate through the blood and reach the cells in the body.They supply vitamins and oxygen to help with fatigue recovery and anti-aging. In particular, it can improve symptoms that may appear when fatigue builds up, such as shoulder stiffness, muscle fatigue, joint pain, and insomnia.You can also expect it to help relieve eye strain and support muscle recovery.Garlic InjectionRecommended For
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Those concerned about low immunity
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Those experiencing physical fatigue
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Those suffering from muscle and joint pain
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Garlic InjectionTreatment Process
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Customized Consultation
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Disinfection
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Treatment (IV / Injection)
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Finishing
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Garlic InjectionTreatment Results & Frequency
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We recommend treatment at 1-week intervals.
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Garlic InjectionQ&A
- Q.How many sessions are usually needed?
- This varies by individual, but we typically recommend at least 10 sessions at weekly intervals.
- Q.Can't I get the main ingredient, vitamin B1, from food?
- You can get it from food, but because it is absorbed through the digestive tract, it is hard to expect the same effects as Garlic Injection, which delivers multiple nutrients directly at high concentrations.
Garlic InjectionPrecautions
Please carefully check and follow the precautions.
- -Injection treatment may cause pain, swelling, bruising, allergic reactions, or redness (erythema) at the treatment site, and this varies by individual.
- -Swelling and pain typically subside within 1-3 days, but bruising may persist for 2 weeks or longer.
- -Slight dizziness or palpitations may occur while the medication is being injected, and this varies by individual.
- -Those prone to severe vascular pain may feel pain whether or not an IV line is connected, and this varies by individual.