Myers Cocktails are essential vitamin solutions used for intravenous micronutrient therapy (IVMT). The Myers’ Cocktail is now considered the golden standard for IV vitamin infusion treatments.
Myers’ cocktail is part of a broader wellness plan and is not limited to people with specific medical conditions. The vast majority of our patients use this therapy as part of a comprehensive preventative care regimen to support overall wellness.
There are a lot of vitamins and minerals in the Myers’ Cocktail, including the following:
B-Complex Vitamins: These vitamins include vitamin B6, riboflavin, niacin, and folic acid, four essential B vitamins necessary for producing energy and supporting your immune system.
Vitamin B12: Proper red blood cell production depends on Vitamin B12. Despite being in the B Complex family of vitamins, we like to highlight it separately because it is so important!
Vitamin C: Vitamin C has various benefits beyond supporting the immune system.
Zinc: Essential for the proper functioning of your immune system and the repair of muscle tissue.
Magnesium: Healthy bones and a healthy circulatory system are adequate magnesium levels.
L-Glutathione: Also known as “the master antioxidant,” this compound comprises a combination of amino acids that works to fight inflammation and aid in detoxification.
Saline: An IV solution typically contains a saline solution. It works highly hydrating on your body’s fluid levels, resulting in increased physical and mental energy feelings.
Disclaimer (IV Therapy): Myers’ Cocktail is a vitamin and nutrient infusion intended for general wellness support. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This service is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. IV therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. A medical intake and eligibility screening are required. Results vary by individual. IV therapy carries risks, including but not limited to infection, bruising, phlebitis, infiltration, allergic reaction, and other adverse effects. If you are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or take prescription medications, consult your licensed healthcare provider before treatment. If you are experiencing severe symptoms or a medical emergency, seek immediate medical care.
