Before the first treatment, there is a consultation with a physician. Subsequently, a customized infusion is prepared and administered in a calm environment.

Depending on the composition and volume, it generally takes about 20–30 minutes.

That depends on the specific clinical question. For certain treatments iron infusions, in particular-up-to-date laboratory test results are required.

No. Whether a treatment is appropriate depends on a person’s symptoms, pre-existing medical conditions, current medication, and potential contraindications.

Infusion therapies are generally considered private services. Whether and to what extent-reimbursement is possible depends on the specific insurance policy and the service provided.

In cases of suspected allergies, recurring skin or respiratory issues, unclear reactions to food, or suspected cross-reactions, the test can serve as a helpful diagnostic basis.

It can provide insights into the composition of the gut flora and the microbial balance. However, the significance of the results always depends on how they are interpreted by a physician within the broader clinical context.

No. Diagnostic testing serves as a basis for further assessment, but it does not replace a personal evaluation.

The findings are explained during a consultation with a physician and placed in the context of your symptoms, your medical history, and potential next steps.