What is Intravenous Therapy?

IV therapy is a medical procedure where fluids, medications, or nutrients are administered directly into a person's bloodstream through a needle inserted into a vein, allowing for rapid delivery of substances compared to oral intake. It's commonly used to treat dehydration, replenish electrolytes, or deliver medications when necessary absorption through the digestive system is compromised.

What are some common uses and benefits of IV therapy?

IV Therapy can increase building block nutrients for immune health, skin health, brain health, improve hydration. Nutrients are selected logically based on desired effects and based on clinical response to treatment.

The human gastrointestinal tract is one of the most complex ecosystems ever studied in the world, and a lot can get in the way of proper digestion.

IV administration of nutrients assures nutrients get into the bloodstream even if there is digestive compromise like leaky gut or other bioavailability issues.

– Hydration and recovery

– Enhanced immunity

– Reduced anxiety

– Improved symptoms of hangovers

– Improved skin appearance

- Reduce Fatigue

- And much more

How did this practice develop?

IV Nutrient Therapy: Science, Experience, and Patient Demand

IV nutrient therapy has been used for decades to support wellness, energy, and recovery. While large-scale clinical trials are limited, many patients report significant benefits with more and more IV clinics popping up daily due to patient demand. Case studies suggest improved hydration, immune function, and metabolic support. IV therapy bypasses the digestive system, allowing for direct absorption of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants at therapeutic levels.

The modern popularity of IV nutrition can be traced back to Dr. John Myers, a Johns Hopkins physician who developed customized IV infusions for patients with chronic conditions. His work inspired the widely used “Myers’ cocktail,” which contains key nutrients such as magnesium, calcium, vitamin C, and B vitamins. While formal research is still evolving, the clinical experience of physicians and the high demand from patients highlight the role of IV therapy in supporting overall health. As research and real-world application continue, IV nutrient therapy remains a valuable tool for those seeking proactive wellness solutions. Over 75% of the American population is malnourished (https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/micronutrient-inadequacies/overview).

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What Nutrient Infusions do we offer?

IV Infusions

Add-on’s and Individual shots