Classic Rock & Old Medicine
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The therapies we choose at Michigan Immune Defense aren't selected because they're new—they're selected because they've stood the test of time!
Healthcare is constantly introducing new medications, supplements, and therapies. While innovation has its place, I've always believed that "new" doesn't automatically mean "better."
At Michigan Immune Defense, we don't choose therapies because they're trending. We choose therapies that have stood the test of time, have established safety profiles, and make biological sense.
This week, I share why that philosophy led me to IV vitamin therapy and ozone therapy—and why our approach to healthcare has always been guided by evidence, experience, and long-term thinking rather than hype.
Key Takeaways:
New doesn't always mean better.
IV vitamin therapy has been used in medicine for decades, while intravenous medicine itself has been around for well over a century.
Medical ozone therapy has a long history of clinical use, particularly throughout Europe.
At MID, we evaluate therapies by asking three simple questions:
Has it stood the test of time?
Is it safe?
Does it make biological sense?
We believe lasting health is built through trusted therapies, consistency, and personalized care—not by chasing every new trend.
FULL ARTICLE:
If you know me, you know that I'm probably one of the least trendy people you'll ever meet. I'm usually behind on clothes and fashion, and I still think classic rock is some of the best music ever made.
And honestly, I'm pretty old-fashioned when it comes to healthcare, too. I'm not someone who is willing to try the next new thing. I actually prefer therapies that have stood the test of time, have established safety profiles, and make sense. That's one of the reasons I became interested in IV vitamin therapy and ozone therapy in the first place.
A lot of people think that these are new wellness trends, but they're not. IV vitamin therapy has been evolving for over 70 years, and intravenous medicine itself has been around for over a century. Physicians like Dr. John Meyers helped advance IV nutrient therapy in the 60s and 70s, and his work still influences protocols today.
Medical ozone has an even longer history. It was used medically in the late 1800s and has continued to be studied and used in parts of Europe for decades.
So, why do we use these therapies at Michigan Immune Defense? Not because they're trendy and not because they're new, but because they've stood the test of time. They've continued to be studied, refined, and used by clinicians for over decades. They have established safety profiles, and they make sense.
Before we bring any new therapy into Michigan Immune Defense, I ask three simple questions. Has it stood the test of time? Is it safe? And does it make biological sense? If the answer is yes, then it's something worth considering. That's how we make decisions.
At Michigan Immune Defense, we don't believe in one-size fits-all healthcare. We believe in building a strong foundation with our Essential Infusion, then customizing and rotating therapies as your body, your goals, and your health evolve.
That's how we help people build healthier lives. Detox, replenish, prevent. Take care of your cells, and they'll take care of you.
