• Rehydrate the body, which is about 60% water.
• Provide electrolytes, which have several roles in the body including the maintenance of blood pressure and nervous and muscular system support.
• Prevent dehydration. Dehydration upsets the body’s balance of water and electrolytes and IV fluids restores that balance. Dehydration has physical and mental health effects including being unable to focus, confusion and achy joints.
• Saline helps the body absorb other nutrients.
• 0.9% sodium chloride is considered an isotonic solution. It maintains the salt to water ratio in the blood and helps keep the fluid balance.

• The B complex works together to supply energy to the body.
• They help maintain optimal cellular health, brain and nerve function, muscle tone, eyesight and tons of other bodily functions.
• These are water soluble vitamins that help reduce stress – this includes signs of aging. So it helps reduce wrinkles and less firm skin.
• B complex is highly recommended for pregnancy woman to take, as it helps prevent birth defects in babies.
• B1 helps provide the body with cellular energy.
• B2 promotes red blood cell production.
• B3 repairs DNA, neutralizes free radicals and helps with cellular metabolism.
• B5 assists in fat breakdown.
• B6 produces hemoglobin that transports oxygen around the body in our red blood cells

This Vitamin (also called cyanocobalamin) tends to be assimilated through animal products, so those who eat plant-based diets or are vegetarian tend to be deficient and often need B12 supplementation.

• Vitamin B12 is essential for energy, red blood cell production and healthy neurological and central nervous system function.
• B12 also supports a healthy immunity by helping create red blood cells.
• A B12 deficiency leads to fatigue or anemia and can affect memory and dementia or even depression.
• Like B complex, B12 helps guard against birth defects when take in pregnancy.
• Some studies show that B12 contributes to healthier bones and thus reduces the likelihood of osteoporosis or macular degeneration.

Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid is known for fighting colds, but it’s great at so much more than that and is now even accepted as a superfood skin ingredient.

• Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that fights free radical damage caused by pollution, smoke, sunlight and other environmental factors.
• This vitamin also aids in iron absorption and collagen production. This helps heal the skin and also pushes off signs of aging.
• Vitamin C is essential for immune system support. It will help fight off an infection and also will reduce the duration of an illness.
• Vitamin C has also been shown, in some studies, to boost cardiac health, reduce LDL cholesterol and lower blood pressure levels.
• Long term use of Vitamin C also guards against cognitive issues.

• Vitamin D is essential for bone health, our immune system, mood elevation, the functioning of our cardiovascular systems and for digestive health too.
• A deficiency of Vitamin D leads to aches and pains in your body specially in your bones and muscles.

Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant that reduces the damage caused to our body by the environment and to reduce oxidative stress on the body. 

• Glutathione is known to reduce inflammation from autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. 
• It was originally known to help the liver health by naturally detoxing the body and clearing fats; however, its use over time has proven many uses and benefits beyond just detoxification. 
• Glutathione plays a role in immune system support and DNA creation amongst other things. 
• It is being used in patients with Polycystic ovarian syndrome due to its ability to increase insulin sensitivity, and it has also been found to reduce the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.
• Beyond this, glutathione has a ton of beauty benefits too and can reduce dark spots in complexion, reduce wrinkles and improve the elasticity of the skin. It is also known for its’ skin brightening effects. 

Amino acids are a group of organic compounds that form the building blocks of proteins that make up 75% of the body function. 

• Amino acids determine and control a lot of functions in our body including growth and repair, healing, normal digestion, regulating moods by producing hormones, producing neurotransmitters, assisting in the creation of muscles and connective tissues, and lots more. 
• A balance of amino acids is required for our health and wellbeing. Our body does not store these, so it must be ingested or produced daily, otherwise the proteins in our muscles start to degrade. 
• Top athletic performance relies on proteins to help maintain muscle and tissue strength.  Studies suggest that amino acids enhance the body’s endurance and capacity for exercise. Amino acids may modify athletic performance in several ways, including increase the amount of energy anabolic hormones available in the body to boost metabolism, changing the way the body utilizes energy during exercise and delaying the onset of mental and physical fatigue by altering the rate at which serotonin is created. 
• Amino acids have different uses and trypotophan for example is responsible for making you feel full when you eat too much. It is used in our jetlag elixir to help you sleep naturally without the calories of overeating. 
• Taurine is another important amino acid which regulates immune function, supports muscle growth and development, regulates anti-inflammatory function, maintains electrolyte function and balance, and maintains metabolic function.  A taurine deficiency is characterized by anxiety, depression, weight gain and kidney problems.

• Healthy levels of magnesium maintain nerve and muscle function, maintains bone strength, provides immune system support, regulates heartbeat, regulates blood glucose (blood sugar) levels, regulates blood pressure, boosts energy levels and aids in the production of proteins.
• Magnesium has been proven to prevent migraine headaches and to dissipate them when they do appear.
• Low levels of magnesium can cause a variety of symptoms including cramps, muscle weakness, mood swings, or numbness, and even depression.
• Athletes with low levels of magnesium in the body can benefit from supplementation to improve muscle function, energy production and boost physical performance too.
• Studies show that magnesium could lower the risk of diseases such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
• Magnesium is essential for strong bones. Not only does
• IV therapy can quickly and effectively correct the level of magnesium in the body and prevent any complications caused by deficiency.

• Like glutathione and Vitamin C, zinc has antioxidant capabilities that lowers our disease risk by diminishing the oxidative stress in the body caused by free radicals (often a result of our environment).
• Low Zinc levels can increase the likelihood of certain medical conditions and even fertility problems in men.
• Proper zinc consumption is particularly important in pregnant women to ensure healthy development of their babies.
• Zinc is typically consumed in foods such as fish, beans and meat. A zinc deficiency can be caused by diseases such as diabetes and cancer.

• It is non-addictive and non-narotic.
• Toradol is meant for short term use.
• Toradol decreases prostaglandin, which inflames tissue at the site of any pain.

• This is an ideal addition to the drip for people who have any nausea or vomiting due to pain, surgery, extreme morning sickness, or even chemotherapy.
• Ondanesetrons like Zofran are often prescribed to women with severe morning sickness that cannot be reduced with other therapies.