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• Mar 06, 2023
• Anita Evensen

IV therapy is relatively new. Therefore, we expect you’ll have many questions about it. Here we’ve answered some of the most commonly asked questions. If you have a question we didn’t answer, please reach out to us via phone or email, and we’ll be happy to help.

• Feb 10, 2023
• Anita Evensen

Regular exercise offers multiple benefits, but it can also deplete your body of essential fluids, electrolytes, and vitamins. IV therapy can help you restore the balance after an intense workout. It can even improve your athletic performance and reduce any associated muscle soreness.

• Jan 11, 2023
• Anita Evensen

Self-care has become a buzzword recently, and for good reasons. You probably spend a lot of time and energy caring for others, but you might neglect paying attention to your own physical and mental health. In this article, we’ll explore what self-care is, why it matters, and how you can make it a priority this year.

• Dec 14, 2022
• Anita Evensen

The winter season brings a lot of joyful occasions, including get-togethers with people you love and giving heartfelt presents to friends and family. But as the days get colder, you may also feel more stressed out than before. Prioritizing your mental health at this time of the year can be a real lifesaver and get you through the winter without a major crisis.

• Nov 01, 2022
• The New You

The absorption of nutrients is much greater with IV therapy than regular supplementation. But IV therapy isn’t just a boost to the immune system. It can also enhance your beauty. In this article, we’ll discuss how exactly IV therapy boosts beauty and why it’s superior to using topical skincare products.

• Oct 12, 2022
• The New You

IV therapy offers many advantages over taking oral supplements. The IV administers your supplements directly into the bloodstream, whereas oral supplements can come in many forms. Vitamins and minerals are available as capsules, extracts, pills, tablets, liquids, powders, drinks, and even gummies. But all oral supplements have to get absorbed through the digestive system before they can enter your bloodstream.

• Aug 08, 2022
• The New You

Intravenous therapy, or IV therapy, has long been used in hospital settings to administer fluids, medications, and anesthetics. Administering medications via the bloodstream is the quickest and most effective way to serve patients. But you don’t have to be in a hospital to receive an IV that can improve your quality of life.