IV Vitamin Therapy
Are you constantly feeling fatigued? Do you need a boost in your energy levels? IV Vitamin Therapy may be the answer!
IV Vitamin Therapy may be utilised for the following symptoms:
• Fatigue
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Dehydration
• Acute asthma attacks
• Migraines
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Fibromyalgia
• Acute muscle spasm
• Upper respiratory tract infections
• Chronic sinusitis
• Seasonal allergies and rhinitis
Individual results may vary.
IV Vitamin Therapy involves delivering high doses of vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, magnesium, calcium, selenium, zinc, B vitamins and trace minerals, which is administered through IV infusion into the body.
IV Vitamin Therapy provides the essential nutrients to bypass the digestive system and are directed straight into the cells within the bloodstream, allowing the body to recover efficiently. The method of IV delivery increases cell absorption, in which the body can immediately begin to utilise these 100% bioavailabilities of vitamins and minerals.
IV Vitamin Therapy significantly replenishes skin hydration, rejuvenates nutrient levels in the body, restores blood volume, increases metabolism and energy. With the right concentration of nutrients in the cells, the body will begin to function normally. Various IV Vitamin Therapy patients have reported immediate improvements after an infusion. Nutrients, fluids and medications can also be administered by IV Vitamin Therapy. Injections are undertaken every 2 to 4 weeks for mild vitamin deficiencies.
Individual results may vary.
The results?
The administering of these vitamins intravenously will hydrate and achieve higher absorptions within the body. IV Vitamin Therapy fights exhaustion, fatigue, delivers an energy boost, aids in protecting and promoting a healthy immune system. It also improves the appearance of skin, hair and nails, slowing down the ageing process. IV Vitamin Therapy increases red blood cell production and aids in detoxifying the body. After undergoing IV Vitamin Therapy, the effects remain in the patient’s body between 2 to 3 weeks.
