IV Therapy is not a medical treatment, nor is it intended for treatment of disease, injury, mental illness or similar. 

There is currently very little scientific data to support the use of IV Therapy using intravenous vitamins, amino acids etc for any specific indications. Lacking this hard peer-reviewed evidence, claims of treating illness are largely unfounded.

However, the supplemental use of vitamins is well researched, and the effects and benefits of these compounds on a cellular level is extensively documented. It is also widely acknowledged that by increasing an individual’s general health and nutrition, which can be achieved with IV Therapy, it is possible to improve that person’s resilience against disease, increase energy levels, enhance quality of sleep and generally help the person to feel better.

Once these treatments are used in a safe and ethical way, and once anyone undergoing the treatment is well informed as to the actual data and science behind the approach, IV Therapy can be used very effectively as part of an overall lifestyle plan to enhance that ‘feel good factor’, and this can lend itself to improvements in areas such as mood, mental sharpness, physical or athletic performance and many other areas of personal improvement.