Does IV Hydration Therapy Really Work?

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Does IV Hydration Therapy Really Work?
IV hydration therapy has been gaining popularity
in the health and wellness industry, but does it
really work? The short answer is yes, IV
hydration therapy can work to replace lost
fluids, but you have to do it right or else it
wont be effective. Learn more about this
interesting way to hydrate your body and how you
can use it to help you feel better quickly.
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IV Hydration Therapy - What is it?
In recent years, a new form of therapy has
started to gain popularity IV hydration therapy.
Those who have access to and undergo IV
treatments are being promised improvement in
health and a reduction in symptomsbut is it all
hype or does it work? What kind of benefits can
be achieved from an IV infusion treatment?

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IV Hydration Therapy - What is it?

• Are there any side effects associated with an
  IV infusion treatment, and what precautions
  should be taken before undergoing one?
• These are just some of the questions that
  will be addressed in today's post. By focusing on
  what actually goes into an IV therapy, we'll be
  able to determine whether these treatments are
  effective for health problems or if they're
  simply placebos used by spas for profits.

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IV Therapy Programs - A Closer Look

• Some of these IV hydration therapies are
  even marketed as weight loss programs. Theyre
  essentially a combination of intravenous fluids,
  vitamins and minerals, and amino acids infused
  over several hours. Some clinics might offer
  slight variations on what is typically done in an
  IV vitamin therapy program, but generally
  speaking, theyre all quite similar. In most
  cases these IVs include nutrients that could be
  used more effectively through food and
  supplementation than through injection directly
  into your blood stream often theres nothing
  magic about them at all.

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Is there any side effects to IV Therapy?

• The good news is that there are minimal side
  effects to doing an IV vitamin therapy session.
  You may experience mild irritation in your veins,
  which usually goes away after a few hours. It's
  also common to feel lightheaded after getting an
  IV because of blood thinning that occurs when you
  receive nutrients intravenously. If your provider
  uses a small amount of blood thinner during your
  treatment, these effects should wear off by
  morning. And like anything else you put into your
  body (or onto it), consult with your doctor first
  if you have health concerns about doing an IV
  treatment or if you have any allergies to
  medicines or foods.

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Where can I get more information about IV
Therapy?

• A great place to find information about IV
  Therapy is on Twitter, especially from
  celebrities who talk about it all of time. You
  can also check out review sites like Yelp, which
  has dozens of first-hand accounts from patients
  and customers. For official word from medical
  experts, try to contact your local hospital or
  medical school both tend to post information
  about new treatments that become available. You
  should also search for iv therapy near me in
  Google or Bing for nearby clinics that provide
  non-emergency treatments. Be aware that these
  methods won't always be 100 accurate, so don't
  make any life-changing decisions based solely on
  internet research.

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