Why IV Therapy?

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NAD+ is growing in demand and popularity within two primary 

areas or specialties. 

Drug and alcohol detoxification/recovery: NAD+ is administered 

as an IV infusion over several hours in patients who are 

suffering from opioid or alcohol withdrawal. Opioid withdrawal 

is a syndrome that occurs when someone who is dependent 

on opioid substances discontinues the drug. A similar 

withdrawal occurs when a person who is dependent on alcohol 

discontinues drinking. 

Age-Management: NAD+ is administered by IV infusion and 

also self-administered subcutaneously (SQ) or intramuscularly 

(IM) to restore NAD+ levels that decline due to aging. NAD+ 

may be prescribed to help improve certain conditions such 

as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other symptoms related 

to inflammation or cognitive decline. From a general age 

management standpoint, NAD+ is reported to improve overall 

quality of life, reduce pain, increase energy, and improve 

cognitive, and emotional health.

Immune booster, antioxidant, antiviral, antibiotic, 

antihistamine, cancer treatment; helps with fatigue 

and common illnesses.

This water-soluble vitamin is important in wound healing, 

immunotherapy, and heart health. It is well known for its 

oxidative properties as a strong antioxidant.

Improves mood, energy, metabolic function, depression.

Vitamin B Complex Injection is a sterile solution for 

intramuscular, subcutaneous, or slow intravenous injection 

comprised of vitamins which may be categorized as 

belonging to the vitamin B complex group. B vitamins 

support stress management, cardiovascular health, brain 

health, metabolic health, and potentiating antioxidant 

protection from free radicals.

Hydroxocobalamin is another common pharmaceutical 

form of vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 helps the growth of healthy 

blood cells, nerve cells, and proteins in the body. It also 

helps with the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates. 

This medicine is used to treat people with low levels 

of vitamin B12 or those who cannot absorb other forms 

of vitamin B12. It also helps with the metabolism of fats 

and carbohydrates. 

Hair, skin and nail supplement, biotinidase deficiency, 

alcohol dependence.

Biotin, also known as B7 or vitamin H, is found in many food 

sources and is needed by the body to convert nutrients into 

energy. This vitamin is known for its use in hair, skin, and nails 

due to the stimulating effects on keratin

Magnesium deficiencies, muscle pain/relaxant, anxiolytic.

Magnesium is an essential mineral and important 

intracellular cation in the body that is responsible for many 

enzymatic reactions. It has shown benefit across multiple 

disease states including but not limited to magnesium 

associated cardiovascular complications. 

Potent antioxidant and regulator of other antioxidants, 

detoxifies the liver and boosts the immune system.

This water-soluble antioxidant is comprised from 3 amino 

acids (glycine, glutamic acid, cysteine) that work to fight 

reactive oxygen species or free radicals producing its potent 

antioxidant properties. It has shown to help reduce liver 

tissue damage and overall toxicity.

Improves energy and mood, muscle performance, glucose 

tolerance, digestion, anti-aging.

Glycine, one of the simplest amino acids, is prominently known 

for its role in the production of collagen and elastin thus playing 

a role metabolism and nutrition. Glycine also has antioxidant 

properties seeing as it is one of the 3 amino acids that is used 

to produce glutathione.

Through its inhibitory neurotransmitter properties, glycine has 

been theorized to be effective in mental health disorders.

Cardiovascular support, detoxification, osmoregulation, 

Alzheimer’s, seizure disorders.

Taurine is involved in many physiological pathways, the most 

known being bile acid conjugation. It Is typically considered 

an amino acid and found in great quantities in the muscle and 

the heart, making up 50% of the total free amino acid found in 

the heart. Although classified as an amino acid, taurine is not 

involved in protein synthesis.

Zinc is an important trace element that acts as a cofactor 

for many enzymes involved in immune function, protein 

synthesis and wound healing.

Zinc depletion can result from the use of certain drugs including 

corticosteroids, diabetes, acute viral infections, pregnancy, 

anemia, lymphomas, and malignancie.

Studies have shown potential effectiveness in male infertility.