IV Therapy

Living a healthy lifestyle can feel like a lot of work! Even with exercise and an attempt to eat the right foods in the right amounts, it’s difficult to know that you’re getting the perfect balance of nutrients in your diet—especially since needs vary by person and can change over time. Vegans and vegetarians may struggle even more to get certain essential substances from a solely plant-based diet. And since so many people are already balancing stressful lives and demanding schedules, making sure you’re getting what you need to stay in optimal health might not be the first item on your to-do list.

If you’re dealing with constant fatigue, headaches, “brain fog,” dry or tired-looking skin, dehydration, or frequent illness, you’ve probably already searched for ways to improve these symptoms. Many people take vitamins to remedy the effects of poor nutrition and stress, but oral vitamins can cause digestive upset and don’t always get absorbed well by the body. Always getting the right balance of nutrients from eating an ideal variety of freshly made, perfectly-portioned foods isn’t very realistic for most (unless you happen to have a nutritionist and chef in residence).

If the process of maintaining your wellness through nutrition has your head spinning, relax. There’s another way to support your body’s essential functions—and it involves sitting comfortably as you receive an IV Vitamin Infusion.

Nutrient deficiency can lead to serious problems, and even a mild lack of key nutrients can mean a decreased overall feeling of wellness. The body can only absorb 5-20% of oral vitamins, but intravenous vitamins bypass the digestive tract and are absorbed by the body 100%. An IV Vitamin Infusion is the fast lane to wellness support. And since we only use hospital-grade substances when administering our IVs, you can be confident that your treatment will be both potent and safe.

After IV therapy, it is usually a good idea to: In a nutshell, keep going with the cocktails and make sure that you inform the clinic you had your IVs regarding side effects if any. Most of these should pass and in the long run, you will have healthier cells.

• Avoid alcohol for a while to allow your liver to recover from the toxin load from your cells
• Drinks lots of water to flush things out
• If you have diarrhea-like symptoms, do not take anti-diarrheal but let the body dispose of as much poo as it needs to.
• If you have constipation-type symptoms, take high doses of oral vitamin C and magnesium which can cause loose motion (a good thing here). Try a colonic if you’re up for it.
• Take a magnesium salt bath. The magnesium can help draw out more toxins from your skin, speeding up the process of toxin extraction.
• If you are familiar with intermittent fasting, it’s a good thing to try to let your digestive system take a break. Alternatively, consider going on a bone broth day. The fat and protein in the broth should keep you satiated. If you would like to do a juice fast instead, do include lots of vegetables in it as a fruit only juice can make you feel worse (due to its effect on insulin). Add some coconut oil to it to slow it down.