As the weather cools and we move into the fall and winter months, cold and flu season begins to ramp up. This is the time of year when many people start to feel run down—whether from busy schedules, changing temperatures, or less sun exposure. At Garibaldi Health Clinic, Dr. Ashely Gordon offers a proactive, naturopathic approach to help keep your immune system strong and your energy levels up through the season.
Comprehensive Immune Support Options
Dr. Gordon provides a range of treatments to help prepare your body to fight seasonal viruses and bacteria, reduce the severity and duration of illness, and support overall wellness.
IV Nutrient Therapy
IV therapy delivers high-quality vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants directly into the bloodstream for rapid absorption and immediate effect. Common immune-supportive ingredients include:
- Vitamin C – Supports white blood cell function and overall immune defense
- Zinc – Crucial for immune response and inflammatory regulation
- B vitamins – Helps with energy production and stress resilience
- Magnesium – Supports nervous system health and muscle function
- Herbs, such as echinacea, to combat viruses and bacteria, and to keep one’s immune system strong.
Vitamin Injections
For those looking for quick, targeted support:
- Vitamin B12 Injections – Improve energy, mood, and immune resilience
- Vitamin D Injections – Essential for immune regulation, especially during months with limited sunlight exposure
Dr. Gordon also offers personalized supplement recommendations based on your unique needs. These may include:
- Immune-balancing herbs and nutrients
- Adaptogens to support stress management
- Antioxidants to reduce inflammation and support recovery
Don’t wait until symptoms strike, support your immune system now, so your body is better equipped to stay healthy through the months ahead. To book an appointment with Dr. Ashely Gordon or learn more about our immune support therapies, contact Garibaldi Health Clinic today.
604-898-1999
inform@garibaldihealthclinic.com
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