Intravenous Therapy (IV)

Intravenous Therapy (IV)
IV Nutrition

Intravenous therapy is an effective method of administering medications directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive tract. This approach enables rapid delivery of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients to the body's tissues regardless of the digestive system's function, thereby promoting faster recovery and maintaining overall body tone.

  • Direct Delivery of Nutrients:
    With IV therapy, vitamins, minerals, and glutathione are delivered directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system. This method is particularly beneficial for patients with pathogenic biofilms, whose nutrient absorption may be impaired.
  • Enhanced Cellular Nutrition:
    Direct infusion of essential nutrients ensures optimal metabolic exchange within cells and aids in their recovery, which is crucial for maintaining proper organ function.
  • Antioxidant Protection:
    Infusion solutions often contain antioxidants (such as glutathione, vitamin C, and selenium) that help reduce oxidative stress and protect cells from damage.
  • Immune System Support:
    Adequate delivery of vitamins and minerals through IV therapy helps strengthen the immune system, enhancing its ability to effectively respond to infections.
  • Improved Mitochondrial Function and Energy Production:
    The infusion of coenzymes and antioxidants supports better mitochondrial function and boosts cellular energy production. Therapies like NAD (a form of vitamin B3) require the simultaneous administration of all necessary precursors and cofactors to achieve maximum efficacy.
  • Antimicrobial Action:
    At high doses, intravenously administered vitamin C can exhibit antimicrobial properties. It helps modulate the immune response and provides direct antibacterial effects, aiding the body in combating infectious agents.

Iron Infusion

Iron infusion is a method of delivering iron directly into the bloodstream to correct deficiencies and treat iron-deficiency anemia. This approach rapidly replenishes iron stores while bypassing the gastrointestinal tract, thereby reducing the risk of side effects commonly associated with oral iron supplements.

  • Direct Delivery of Iron:
    Infusing iron preparations, such as Monofer (iron isomaltoside) and Sucrofer (iron sucrofer), ensures immediate delivery of iron into the bloodstream. This is particularly important for patients with impaired iron absorption or when a quick restoration of iron levels is necessary.
  • Rapid Hemoglobin Recovery:
    Direct iron infusion promotes a swift increase in hemoglobin levels and correction of anemia, leading to improved overall condition and enhanced performance.
  • Use of Monofer and Sucrofer:
    • Monofer: An iron isomaltoside-based preparation characterized by prolonged action and a low risk of allergic reactions, making it effective for long-term iron deficiency therapy.
    • Sucrofer: An iron sucrofer-based preparation that has also proven effective in restoring iron stores with minimal side effects.
  • Minimization of Side Effects:
    Iron infusion helps avoid gastrointestinal disturbances and other undesirable effects often encountered with oral iron supplements.
  • Individualized Dosage:
    The iron dose is tailored to the degree of deficiency and the patient's needs, ensuring the most effective and safe replenishment of iron stores in the body.