Intravenous infusion of vitamins and minerals – – Did you know that intravenous (IV) vitamins and minerals have been shown to nourish the body?
It’s safe to say that our brain relies on these nutrients to support its functionality! Vitamins and minerals are connected to producing energy in the body, controlling metabolism, synthesizing DNA, transporting oxygen and maintaining neuronal functions.
A vitamin drip therapy works by directly feeding vitamins and minerals into the bloodstream of a patient. When IV vitamins and minerals are added straight into the bloodstream, these nutrients are instantly available for use. What this means is that the intravenous nutrients do not have to wait to be filtered through the digestive system and liver.
Here’s why IV vitamin therapy may be considered as aids for helping reach optimal health:
1. Nutritional vitamin IV therapy may help drive cellular energy production.
Intravenous vitamin infusion of B vitamins, zinc, magnesium and other nutrients help transform our dietary energy into a chain of chemical reactions that synthesize ATP. Thus, a vitamin drip IV therapy may possibly help transform dietary energy into a range of much-needed chemical reactions, encouraging the body to optimally function.
2. IV nutrient therapy may contribute to reducing fatigue.
IV therapists and practitioners also recommend intravenous B vitamins to combat fatigue, especially B6 and B12. A deficiency in B6 and B12 can be the culprits behind anemia; when the red blood cell capacity for carrying oxygen weakens, it can lead to frail muscles, confusion, irritability and fatigue. Accordingly, intravenous B vitamins including B6 and B12 may encourage the body’s ability to undergo less physical and mental fatigue.
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3. Cognition and physical performance may recuperate with vitamin IV drips.
To improve cognition and physical performance, we suggest discussing oral or intravenous vitamin therapy with B vitamins, vitamin C, zinc, magnesium and other nutrients with your IV therapist or naturopathic doctor, such as one at the IV Lounge.
4. IV therapy relieves nutritional deficiencies.
When the gastrointestinal tract is inflamed, it reduces the absorption of essential nutrients and vitamins, such as vitamin B1 and B2. This can be detrimental to our bodies because the gastrointestinal tract transfers vitamins and minerals into the body to foster optimal health. In this case, oral supplements may be unproductive, which is why infusions of vitamins through IV therapy is a sound nutritional option.
5. Infusion of vitamins and minerals may possibly contribute to supporting immune function.
It may be possible for routine IV therapy to help upkeep your immunity as it’s laden with immunity-supporting vitamins. Intravenous vitamin C, an antioxidant that defends your cells from the ravages of free radicals, may aid in reducing the duration of upper respiratory illness. In fact, IV therapists recommend immune-boosting vitamin drip therapy be given prior to or after cold/flu symptoms appear, which may lessen both cold and flu symptoms.
How Can IV Vitamins and Minerals Impact Your Life?
IV vitamin and mineral therapy may potentially offer health benefits in mental and physical fatigue and cognitive and psychological functions.
As a quick reminder, please consider safe and efficient supplementation. The dosages of either oral or IV-delivered vitamins and minerals should be thoroughly discussed with your IV therapist and naturopathic doctor in Toronto, as well as details about bioavailability and the duration of your personal treatment in order to reap positive effects and avoid unwanted side effects.
How can we help you further understand IV vitamin therapy in Toronto? Contact the IV Lounge today if you have more questions about our intravenous drip services offered at the clinic. Call 647-549-3484 or email us at info@theivlounge.ca to reserve your appointment.
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