IV THERAPY
WHAT IS IV THERAPY?
IV infusion therapy is a method of delivering a high concentration of nutrients directly into the bloodstream to address nutritional deficiency and optimising health. This process bypassing the digestive system allows a faster and higher level of absorption with an immediate therapeutic effect.
Oral supplements in pill form although beneficial, could be largely ineffective in the digestive tract and poor absorption through weak intestinal function.
IV infusion therapy can be used proactively to help manage chronic health conditions and to optimise health. The benefits are usually experience instantly by most people.
WHY INFUSE?
The modern lifestyle is becoming ever more demanding with excessive stress, environmental pollution and poor food choices that would lead to nutritional deficiency. The depletion of vital vitamins, minerals and amino acids undermines the immune system and can be detrimental to our health, leading to chronic illness.
Unlike oral supplements, IV infusions deliver high doses of nutrients directly to the bloodstream allowing for maximum absorption that is safe and most efficient at the cellular level.
IS IT SAFE?
The intravenous method of delivering a high concentration of nutrients is better tolerated than taken orally. Our IV infusions are specially formulated to ensure the best outcome with minimal side effects. The potent ingredients are essential for our cells to function optimally.
These vital vitamins and minerals cannot be produced by our body but obtained from our daily food intake. Our modern diet of overprocessed and fast food, leave us most of the time seriously deficient in these essential nutrients. By supplementing intravenously, we can restore our body back to its peak performance and vitality.
The minimal risks, however, are mostly associated with the IV method itself. Just like drawing blood for a lab test, there may be bruising or rupture of the vein at the injection site. This is especially vulnerable for people with small, difficult-to-locate veins or who are prone to vascular weakness.
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