IV (intravenous) fluid drips deliver the saline solution through a small tube directly into your bloodstream. The solution typically includes vitamin and nutrient supplements personalized to the individual patient.

Many people can benefit from IV therapy. Students and families to business professionals and athletes are just a few types of people who can benefit from IV drip therapy. IV drip therapy can help you improve your overall health, boost your energy levels, recover from illnesses more quickly, and address various specific health targets and goals.

Our bodies need a consistent number of vitamins and minerals to sustain and promote homeostasis and peak health. Vitamin deficiencies are prevalent and have shown to contribute to a range of acute and long-term conditions. Antioxidants are an essential part of maintaining healthy immunity. They also help detoxify your body and remove any free radicals, which can contribute to cellular damage. Antioxidants also help with energy production.

When taken orally, vitamins and nutrients are only partly absorbed into the body. Getting vitamins through the IV process allows for a direct route into the bloodstream, which allows for maximum absorption into cells.

We all know that everyone’s needs are different, and when you come into our office, our doctors will consult with you to make a recommendation as to how often you can get IV treatments. These recommendations are based on your health history and individual needs. Our doctors can also tailor any treatment add-ons designed to help you achieve your health goals.

IV Vitamin Therapy can safely and efficiently treat various disorders, including weight loss issues, chronic depression, anxiety, tension headaches, Bronchitis, Seasonal allergies, acute or chronic muscle spasm, fibromyalgia, and cardiovascular disease.

IV Therapy is a safe and minimally invasive method that is well tolerated by most people. There is a low risk of severe adverse side effects, and our Monumental Health and Wellness team will test your vital signs, check your blood pressure, and thoroughly examine your health history. With this information, these doses will be adjusted to your individual needs.