Is IV Vitamin Therapy Right for You?

Created during the 1970s by Doctor John Myers, M.D. at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, the Myers Cocktail contains Vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, calcium, and the majority of the B nutrients weakened in water.

Taking nutrients intravenously infuse fundamental nutrients and supplements legitimately into the circulatory system, bypassing the stomach related framework and empowering fast ingestion. Regularly when an individual s body is debilitated or getting to be wiped out the gut is as of now kindled and makes oral retention troublesome and less productive. Nutrient IVs permit proficient and snappy assimilation while boosting vitality and hydrating the body. Intravenous organization of supplements additionally takes into consideration and a lot higher fixation to enter th…

ZIMBABWE: Cholera Drowns Christmas Spirit

Ephraim Nsingo

HARARE, Dec 24 2008 (IPS) – On Christmas Day, Robson Nzuza and his family usually drive to their village in Silobela, in the Midlands Province, to spend a week with members of the extended family and throw a big party.
But this year, the party is off. If he had his way, Nzuza and most ordinary Zimbabweans would have postponed Christmas at least canceled it for this year.

After scrounging around for groceries and other items for the banquet, another hassle blocked Nzuza s way the cholera outbreak.

My wife had traveled to the village to prepare for the traditional party, Nzuza told IPS, but the message she brought from there was that the health authorities said people should not hold such big gatherings because of the cholera outbreak.

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Plan for Poorer Countries to Fund HIV Response Raises Concerns    

In Zimbabwe, four out of 10 sexually active girls aged 15-19 reported taking an HIV test in the last 12 months. Credit: Jeffrey Moyo/IPS

UNITED NATIONS, Apr 11 2016 (IPS) – Calls for low and middle income countries to contribute an additional 6.1 billion dollars to the global HIV response by 2020 could see some vulnerable groups left behind, said HIV activists meeting at the United Nations last week.

A report , the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, calls for low and middle income countries to increase their funding for the global HIV response by 6.1 billion by 2020, versus only an additional 2.8 billion requested from wealthy countries.