What is IV therapy?
IV therapy is intravenous therapy. A tiny needle is used to enter a vein in your arm or hand. When the needle is withdrawn, a plastic catheter remains in place to infuse fluids and nutrients. IV therapy is a quick, effective and relatively safe way to administer high doses of nutrients. Infusion times vary depending on the specific IV you receive. IV pushes can be 10 minutes and some drips can be 2 hours. You can sit back and read or watch TV while it infuses.
Why would I need IV therapy?
IV therapy is safe for almost anyone. IV therapy bypasses the gastrointestinal system, which may have inflammation and malabsorption issues. Oral nutrients may not be absorbed well. The nutrients in an IV are delivered right where they are needed: the cells of your body. Anything administered is absorbed 100% into the bloodstream.
Common reasons to receive IV nutrient therapy
- Chronic Digestive Issues
- Detoxification
- Weak immune system
- Stressful Lifestyle
- Cancer
- Chronic Infections
- Nutrient Deficiencies
- Neurological Conditions
- Fibromyalgia
- Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
- Lyme Disease
- Migraines
- Chronic Inflammation
- Autoimmune Diseases
What are the risks to IV therapy?
Side effects are mostly related to needle insertion. There may be pain, discomfort, or bruising at the site of the IV. Our IVs are inserted by registered nurses who have been trained properly, greatly reducing these side effects.
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Myers
A general multi-nutrient IV for energy and overall health
Mini Myers
A quick infusion that contains b complex and magnesium
Vitamin C
High dose vitamin c for immune and antioxidant support
Poly MVA
Alpha lipoic acid complex that supports the mitochondria for better energy
NAD
Supporting cellular energy and regeneration