IV vitamin therapy, called intravenous therapy or IV infusion therapy, delivers various vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream.

Usually, nutrients pass through the digestive tract, whether you’re taking a supplement or following a whole-food diet. The digestive system processes nutrients, leaving some unprocessed.

When you receive an IV treatment, a healthcare professional inserts a needle into your vein (don’t worry—it doesn’t hurt). A bag filled with nutrients connects to a tube attached to the needle.

Unlike oral supplements, IVs deliver nutrients directly into the bloodstream, allowing maximum absorption.

Glutathione IV

The main ingredient in this IV, Glutathione, is an antioxidant consisting of three amino acids: cysteine, glutamic acid, and glycine. This vital antioxidant neutralizes free radicals and promotes liver detoxification, supporting cellular health.

This IV detoxifies, immunizes, and enhances your overall wellness. The IV refreshes and erases the blues.

Myers’ Cocktail IV

In the 1960s, Baltimore physician John Myers pioneered intravenous nutrient injections for various chronic conditions. The researcher added the following ingredients.

  • Hydration fluids form a balanced electrolyte solution to hydrate cells.
  • Vitamin C promotes immune function and tissue healing.
  • B-Complex vitamins increase energy and support nutrient use.
  • Magnesium supports muscular function and energizes the recipient.

Myers cocktail helps you manage fatigue and recover faster from exercise to feel your best.

Energy Boost IV

The ingredients in this IV will give you the spark you need to keep active and energized. Count on this IV to motivate you to keep going, even when dealing with many tasks.

Ingredients that give you that additional boost include:

  • Vitamin C
  • Methylcobalamin or B12
  • B-Complex vitamins – These nutrients are the energy-metabolism vitamins

Using this cocktail will recharge your body and restore your vitality.

Medically Supervised Sessions

Licensed healthcare professionals perform IV sessions, typically lasting 30 to 90 minutes. Each IV treatment allows you to achieve specific goals through nutrient delivery and cellular support. A medical professional delivers nutrients through a drip.

How long a season lasts depends on the following:

  • The type of IV therapy – for example, a Myers’ Cocktail IV lasts about 45 minutes.
  • The patient’s health – therapy depends on a patient’s health, age, and weight.
  • Nutrient volume – the types of nutrients influence how long a session lasts.