Nutrient IVs & Myer’s Cocktails
What is it?
Nutrient IVs deliver a powerful blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, trace elements, and electrolytes directly into your bloodstream. This bypasses your liver and GI tract, allowing much higher absorption than typical oral supplements.
What are the benefits?
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Maximal nutrient absorption without GI side effects (nausea, vomiting, etc.)
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Immediate availability of nutrients to your body
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Support for immune health, recovery, hydration, and energy
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What conditions can benefit from Nutrient IV Therapy?
This therapy can help with:
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Autoimmune conditions
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Neurological issues
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Chronic fatigue
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Anxiety, asthma, and skin conditions
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ADHD, fibromyalgia, and chronic pain
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Conditions with poor digestion or absorption (e.g. Celiac disease, Crohn’s, ulcerative colitis)
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Situations where nutrients are used up quickly (e.g. athletics, hyperthyroidism, intense metabolic demand)
How long do the effects last?
It depends on many factors: your metabolism, activity level, diet, and how depleted you are. Some people feel boosted for several days; others for a week or more. If your body uses nutrients fast (due to high activity, illness, etc.), more frequent treatments may be needed.
Can I get these nutrients from food?
Yes — food is the foundation. However, modern agricultural practices, soil depletion, and dietary habits mean many people don’t get optimal amounts, especially of certain micronutrients. IV therapy can supplement where diet alone isn’t meeting your needs.
Trigger Point, Prolotherapy & PRP Injections
What are they?
These are regenerative injection therapies (also called Regenerative Injection Therapy, or RIT). They help stimulate your body’s own healing in muscles, tendons, and ligaments — especially in chronic pain, overuse, or degenerative conditions.
What conditions respond well to these?
Some of the common uses include:
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Arthritis, tendonitis, ligament or tendon tears
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Overuse injuries, strains or sprains
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Peripheral neuropathy, TMJ pain, head or neck pain
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Post-surgical pain or scar tissue issues
What else should I know?
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PRP injections require a longer appointment: blood is drawn, processed (centrifuged), and the platelet-rich plasma is separated.
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Smaller joints are quicker; larger or more complex areas (ribs, spine) may take more time.
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Some treatments require multiple sessions for best results.
