What is the Myers' Cocktail IV?

 

Myers’ Cocktail IV therapy is one of several options available to patients and practitioners of integrative medicine. It delivers a mix of vital vitamins and other nutrients to make up for deficiencies in these individuals. Licensed practitioners administer the restorative serum directly into the patient’s bloodstream by way of IV injection. For several medical problems, this therapeutic remedy has shown promising results.

 

The Myers cocktail is an intravenous therapy that has been used to treat several clinical conditions, including fatigue and fibromyalgia. The late John Myers, MD, was the first to create this formula and designed it to potentially treat several conditions.

 

Although the Myers cocktail may be effective for many ailments, healthcare providers often tailor similar treatments for their patients to meet their specific needs.

 

Injections for medical problems are administered once or twice a week, or once a month. The types of injections that have been shown to be safe include:

 

•             Magnesium

•             Calcium

•             Vitamin C

•             Vitamins B and B Complex including Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, and Vitamin B12

 

 

Who Needs a Myers Cocktail?

 

The Myers cocktail infusion is so potent that it's hard to pin down any one person who should consider it. But if you have a weakened immune system or an illness that negatively impacts your immune resilience, you might want to try this cocktail IV treatment. Because the Myers’ Cocktail is a high dose of antioxidants, nutrients, and other immune-boosting factors, some people may benefit from having a Myers' cocktail IV treatment.

Studies have found that the Myers' cocktail may be beneficial to patients who:

 

•             Be low on energy or Feel tired all the time.

•             Perform athletic exercises

•             Suffer from chronic fatigue

•             Require IV hydration

•             Take the cure for a hangover or withdrawal symptoms.

•             Feel depressed or anxious

 

Myers' cocktail studies and reviews of Myers' cocktail ingredients suggest that they're well-tolerated by many patients. Since treatment is administered intravenously, not orally, and with higher concentrations of vitamins being readily absorbed via the bloodstream, these cocktails are more easily bioavailable.

 

The benefits of a Myers' Cocktail Infusion are many.

 

For many patients, receiving a Myers cocktail may provide them with health benefits. Magnesium has the ability to prevent or reduce many different ailments, including asthma attacks, chronic fatigue, cardiovascular diseases, and fibromyalgia. It may also reduce rhinitis and upper respiratory tract infections as well as migraines and sinusitis.

 

Magnesium is a mineral that's essential to the human body, and it has been shown to be beneficial in a wide range of conditions, including cardiovascular disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, asthma attacks, sinusitis, migraines, and more.

 

Magnesium with vitamin B helps to increase the efficacy of magnesium when used together for those who suffer from cardiovascular disease.

 

It's not just the body that needs magnesium. Your mind is a temple, too.

 

You know you need it—you're awake at night, so you're probably thinking about it. You might even be suffering from muscle weakness in your hands or feet that's making it difficult for you to do the things you love. But what about the symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

 

It's not just those symptoms: vitamin B6 (up to 50 mg per day) and B12 may relieve muscle weakness associated with hyperthyroidism. But if you have an acute muscle spasm, poor sleep at night, or high levels of stress, don't worry! You could have a magnesium deficiency and benefit from receiving intravenous treatment to bring your magnesium levels up to an optimum state.

 

How to Administer a Myers’ Cocktail IV

 

DreamWork has a Myers cocktail IV treatment, which is administered intravenously by a licensed healthcare professional.

 

You're about to get the most in-depth IV infusion of your life.

 

It's not a joke. It's happening right now, and you're going to have the best time ever.

 

If you've never had an IV before, don't worry: it doesn't hurt at all! The needle is usually placed into your arm by sitting down and putting a tourniquet on your upper arm. Then, a small butterfly catheter needle is inserted into the vein. We use medical tape to hold it in place while we connect the IV bag and start pumping up your veins with fluid—and that's it! You'll be feeling great in no time, and if you're really lucky, we might even let you eat some food after!

 

IVs tend to drip for 30-90 minutes before being depleted. It is recommended that first-time users set their drip rate to a slow rate, which helps minimize discomfort, nausea, or sensitivity. A slower drip also helps lower the chance of a negative reaction or sensitivity to the magnesium that may be in the infusion.

 

Oral vs. Intravenous

 

Taking vitamins orally may be a great idea, but it's not always the best option.

 

Vitamins are vital nutrients that help keep your body healthy. When taken orally, however, many of these vitamins cannot be fully absorbed by the digestive system and can cause upset stomachs or other side effects. This can limit the number of vitamins available for absorption and therefore impede your body's ability to receive all of its nutritional needs.

 

How Often Should I Get a Treatment?

 

It is the responsibility of the healthcare practitioner and patient to decide on a treatment schedule that works best for each.

 

We know what you're thinking.

 

"How can one treatment per week possibly get all the work done?"

 

And we agree! We've been there, too. It's hard to believe that one treatment could provide all of the benefits that you need, but when it comes down to it, it's true.

 

So what does "one treatment per week" mean? It means that you might be able to get all the benefits of IV treatments in this single visit. If you have any of these issues, or if you're just looking for some extra help: fatigue, migraines, or immune support, this may be the right choice for you.

 

We all know that intravenous nutrients are the way to go when you're in need of a quick shot of vitamins. But what if you want something more personalized?

 

Injectable vitamins and supplements are customizable, and they can be made with whatever your body needs. If you're suffering from a disease, you may start with frequent doses and then taper down to monthly usage after stabilizing your condition. Whatever the frequency, dosage, or mixture, the intravenous nutrient therapy option is customizable depending on the patient's needs.

 

How Effective is a Myers’ Cocktail? 

 

Vitamin infusions have become popular among partygoers and celebrities alike, who claim that the treatments are effective in increasing energy, reducing hangovers, and preventing aging. However, there are many people who are concerned about whether or not IV therapy is really effective.

 

Some healthcare professionals say that the body will only keep what it needs and the kidneys will filter out excesses, so potent vitamin IVs are not useful. However, in patients suffering from poor kidney function, inhibited absorption of vitamins tends to occur. These patients' doctors must consider this limitation when prescribing IV therapy.

 

Patients who want to experience the benefits of a Myers cocktail, such as relaxation and better sleep, can find these or similar treatments at spas and wellness clinics.

 

A number of studies and reviews indicate that the Myers cocktail can benefit overall wellness, immune function, and energy levels. Some researchers object to the cocktail's use as a placebo for patients. However, many studies indicate that adequate vitamin levels are essential for optimal health. Consequently, most healthcare workers believe that the benefits of taking vitamin supplements may outweigh the possible side effects.

 

Healthcare providers should discuss all the potential benefits and side effects of Myers’ cocktails with their patients and consider their full medical histories before initiating treatment. As with any medical treatment, patients should be well informed about such treatments and keep their doctors informed about any changes in their health.

 

Consult with a DreamWorks healthcare professional if you have questions about the Myers cocktail.