Vitamin therapy — Act
Micronutrient medicine is prescribed.
It is not ordered from a menu.
Paris has seen the rise of à-la-carte vitamin infusions: menus, bookable within minutes, without prior measurement and without a physician. Paris Longevity® makes the opposite choice: medical vitamin therapy, a complementary intervention proposed only on indication, after medical and biological evaluation.
Vitamin therapy is one of the tools that may be integrated into your personal health plan where relevant. Needs are assessed individually: the oral route is favoured when sufficient, the intravenous route reserved for situations in which it offers genuine benefit.
Often searched for as “IV therapy”, vitamin drips or intravenous vitamin therapy, this practice is, with us, a fully medical act. Concretely: if you consult us for “IV therapy”, we begin by measuring — and we propose the response that suits your biology: targeted oral correction, infusion where justified, or a broader strategy within your follow-up. You always leave with an answer. Supplementation can hold a real place in a prevention strategy — provided it responds to a documented biological reality. An identical cocktail for everyone is not personalised medicine. And the intravenous route is not a trivial gesture: it is an act of care, subject to the rules of any act of care.
Measure first
Targeted micronutrient explorations — vitamins, minerals, trace elements, iron status — selected according to your profile, history and lifestyle.
No supplementation is proposed without prior measurement. These investigations are part of the Paris Longevity® assessment or may be arranged separately.
Prescribe individually
When a deficit is documented, your referring physician prescribes an individual correction: the substance, the dose, the duration — and the route of administration.
Favour the oral route
In line with health-authority recommendations, the oral route is favoured whenever it is sufficient.
The parenteral route — infusion or injection — is reserved for situations where it is medically justified: documented malabsorption, severe deficit, a precise clinical indication.
Administer within a framework of care
When parenteral administration is indicated, it is performed by healthcare professionals, on prescription, using traceable pharmaceutical-grade products, in a safe setting — and never otherwise.
Re-measure and adjust
A follow-up measurement objectively confirms the correction. Supplementation is adjusted, continued or stopped — on the basis of results, not impressions.
In micronutrition as everywhere else, our standard is the same: measurement before prescription, medicine before service.
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