From basic seasonal protection to post-viral fatigue, each formula layers immune-building nutrients and antioxidant defense into a targeted protocol: Immunity Mini hydrates and refreshes with modest nutrient support Immunity Plus adds detox and mitochondrial support with Glutathione and ALA, plus B12 and high dose Vitamin C Immunity Max delivers maximum antioxidant defense and cellular repair with ultra-high-dose Vitamin C, ALA, glutathione, amino acids, and B-complex Immunity Mini Frequent travelers Health maintenance without overload Mild immune support during seasonal change Busy professionals with early cold symptoms Post-vaccine recovery and hydration Preventive care for generally healthy individuals Immunity Plus Post-COVID or flu recovery with lingering symptoms People with chronic inflammation or fatigue Mild autoimmunity, histamine intolerance, or allergies Brain fog, low motivation, or mood dips after illness Detox needs from medications, alcohol, or stress Patients with nutrient-depleting conditions or meds Immunity Max Long COVID and post-viral syndromes Inflammation and high oxidative stress states Mitochondrial burnout or cognitive decline Heavy medication detox, chronic fatigue, or gut issues Healthcare workers, teachers, or high-risk exposures Athletes or high performers under physical stress Biohackers seeking immune optimization + cellular repair Tiered functional design Choose your immune level: Mini for maintenance, Plus for repair, and Max for deep cellular defense Antioxidant synergy Strategic layering of Vitamin C, Glutathione, and ALA targets inflammation and immune burnout Micronutrient repletion Rebuilds essential nutrient stores lost from illness, stress, or medications Push-to-Drip sequencing ALA is delivered first to enhance detox pathways before infusion
After this point, the risk of bacterial growth increases, and the peptide may begin to lose its potency
Advanced Builds on foundational muscle support by adding enhanced cellular energy and circulation support
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