Most people experience an immediate boost in hydration, and energy with some benefits, like improved immunity or mental clarity, lingering for a longer period. Regular infusions help maintain optimal levels of essential nutrients, boosting energy, enhancing immune function, and improving metabolic processes.

Vitamin Therapy is not only effective but also highly safe when administered under proper medical supervision. At our Chamblee, GA center, every IV therapy session is conducted by qualified medical professionals, including registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, and physician assistants. These experts have the necessary training and certification to ensure that the therapy is delivered safely and effectively.

Vitamin Therapy has been administered for over a century. It’s a quick way to provide medication or fluid replacement into your body’s circulation. Vitamin Therapy is a common way to correct imbalances of electrolytes, something that can occur very easily in the Atlanta heat. It can take several hours for the water you drink to be absorbed into your body, while the benefits of Vitamin Therapy begin almost immediately.

While there are typically no side effects, any that do appear are usually minor. You may experience some bruising around the injection area, briefly feel flushed, a strange, metallic taste in your mouth, or a cooling sensation in your arm. Most side effects go away quickly and all are treatable.

In some cases, with people who suffer from advanced stages of autoimmune diseases or cancer, continued Vitamin Therapy may be necessary for nutritional support. Some patients get progressively better and after a series of treatments, they no longer require ongoing weekly Vitamin Therapy, only monthly treatments to maintain balance. Diagnostic tests are available to better determine how often a person should be receiving treatments. 

This is all subjective and differs from person to person. Initial administration of the needle may cause slight discomfort, but should never be overly painful. Typically, the initial discomfort dissipates quickly.

This is all subjective and differs from person to person. Initial administration of the needle may cause slight discomfort, but should never be overly painful. Typically, the initial discomfort dissipates quickly.