IV nutrient therapy is a method of delivering nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other substances, directly into the blood stream. This is considered a parenteral therapy, meaning it bypasses the digestive tract. At Today Integrative Health + Wellness we believe this is a powerful tool for helping our patients recover from many ailments.
Diseases and conditions that benefit from this type of treatment include:
- migraines
- muscle cramps and spasm
- high blood pressure
- nutritional deficiency due to Crohn’s, colitis, celiac disease, or other cause
- anemia
- Lyme disease
- cancer
- chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia
- adrenal fatigue
- infections (cold/flu, mononucleosis, herpes, pneumonia, hepatitis)
- athletic recovery and performance
- Parkinson’s disease
- many more!
The advantages of IV therapy:
Digestion and absorption are bypassed, allowing the fastest delivery of nutrients to target tissues and greater bioavailability. This is especially important for people with compromised digestion, gastrointestinal disease, and poor absorption. In addition, some nutrients are irritating to the gastrointestinal tract in large amounts, but can be safely and comfortably administered into blood. Patients undergoing IV therapy at Today Integrative Health + Wellness can expect to experience more energy, increase vitality, and improved immunity from their treatments.
Make an appointment today to discover if IV Nutrient Therapy is a treatment you may benefit from!
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