One of the most prevalent health issues addressed with IV treatment is fatigue. Fatigue, which is typically linked to chronic stress, can have a negative impact on one’s quality of life. Poor diet, extended stress, exhaustion after a cold or flu, IBS and inflammatory bowel illnesses, celiac disease, anemia, and hormonal imbalances caused by an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism), PMS, menopause, and adrenal dysfunction are just a few of the reasons of exhaustion. 

Even if you eat a healthy diet, your intestines may not be absorbing nutrients from food properly, resulting in vitamin shortages. Intestinal malabsorption is the medical term for this condition. It’s frequently linked to health problems that cause inflammation and damage to the intestines’ absorptive surfaces. It may be tough to consume vitamins and nutrients as oral  supplements if you have a sensitive digestive system. An inflammatory response is triggered by genetic predisposition, allergies, and autoimmune diseases. Inflammatory bowel illnesses, such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, are two of the most frequent. Celiac disease is another. • Nutrient deficiencies might be linked to IBS and food sensitivities. 

Our bodies transform carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids during exercise utilizing enzymes that require specific nutrients to work properly. Magnesium, b-vitamins, vitamin C, and zinc are among them. These nutrients are required in huge amounts by competitive athletes who push themselves to the maximum. Furthermore, muscle tiredness after severe activity is caused in part by oxidative stress caused by the production of free radicals. Antioxidants like glutathione can aid in the reduction of free radicals. IV treatment aids athletes in the following ways: • Increasing performance and strength • Reducing tiredness and speeding up recovery. 

Free radicals are always present in our bodies, causing harm. This damage is linked to the onset of inflammation and a variety of chronic disorders, including cancer and cardiovascular disease. To deal with free radicals, our bodies have built-in antioxidant systems, but we also rely on antioxidants from outside sources. These include vitamins, minerals, and other substances that help to preserve and restore cells after they have been damaged. Our immune systems can potentially be harmed by free radicals. Antioxidants that assist the immune system fight infections like the cold and flu by reducing the damage caused by free radicals.

Vitamin C has long been used to help shorten the length of a cold or flu and lessen the severity of symptoms. Vitamins from the B-complex, such as Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) and Vitamin B12, have also been employed in this way. The combination of these vitamins may help increase your immunity, allowing your immune system to fight off colds and flu more efficiently, allowing you to recover faster. 

Collagen gives the skin its structural strength and stability. Vitamin C and Zinc are two minerals that help the body produce collagen. The body requires a lot of these nutrients during and after surgery. Vitamin C given orally in high quantities might produce diarrhea, making it difficult to obtain the therapeutic amounts needed. IV treatment is the best option. Treatments before and after surgery are advised for the best results.

• Fibromyalgia and muscle spasms
• Migraines
• Symptoms of PMS
• Vitality
• Parkinson’s Disease