I.V. Therapy
I.V. Therapy
Known as intravenous (IV) therapy, infusion, hydration, and drip therapy it is a treatment that delivers fluid by way of injection with a syringe or via infusion into the body. It is the fastest way to deliver medications, blood products, and more into the bloodstream to help with various health conditions, dehydration, and blood transfusions.
At Advanced Integrative Care, IV therapy is a highly personalized experience.
Based on the patient’s needs, health goals and concerns, or underlying conditions, we prepare the formulation on-site and are ever mindful of the experience and safety– we monitor the patient throughout the process.
Please note, some treatments require a consult before we can begin. Others do not, they are noted on each treatment.
For more about IV Therapy in general, read more here.
IV treatments can be used to treat a variety of medical conditions including: .
Types of I.V. Therapy We Offer
Nutritional
Have you ever heard the term “you are what you eat”? In reality, you are what you absorb.
Due to low mineral and vitamin content in our food, combined with a poor American diet, many of us struggle with proper digestion and assimilation.
In the natural health field, nutrition makes the world go round. Without it, any number of symptoms or issues can manifest themselves.
Fortunately, nutritional IV therapy is an effective alternative for getting nutrition into the body. By bypassing the stomach and producing an instant and significant increase in concentration, Nutritional IV Therapy presents nutrients to every cell in the human biome.
Oxidative
Oxidative therapy is designed to mirror the body’s oxidative process using a solution containing pharmaceutical-grade Hydrogen Peroxide. The solution creates a chemical reaction in the body promoting the destruction of viruses, harmful bacteria, parasites, and fungus.
Detoxification
Other I.V. Treatment Uses:
IV Therapies are also used by:
- Athletes as a pre and post-competition energy, recovery, and immunity boost
- Pre-pregnancy, pregnant, and postpartum women for nutrition and postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, and boosting immunity. Here’s an article about the supporting science.