Dec 7, 2020
iDrip Therapy of Phoenix, AZ, a mobile IV vitamin therapy company, launched their Signature IV, The Myers cocktail with a unique concentrated dosing of Vitamin C and glutathione to boost wellness and appearance.
Phoenix, United States - December 6, 2020 /PressCable/ —
iDrip Therapy, a locally and veteran-owned IV vitamin therapy business located in Phoenix, AZ, and serving the Scottsdale, Peoria, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Paradise Valley, and Glendale areas, has launched its Myers cocktail IV.
For more information, please visit https://www.idriptherapy.com
The newly launched therapy is named for the late Dr. John Myers. The Myers cocktail is a popular form of IV therapy that delivers an intravenous dose of vitamins and minerals intended to treat various medical conditions which include migraines, depression, anxiety, asthma, allergies, fatigue, cold and flu symptoms, dehydration, and hangover symptoms.
IV (intravenous) therapy is an increasingly popular form of vitamin therapy to improve a person’s health and wellbeing by delivering nutrients directly into the bloodstream, thus providing quick and efficient results. People opt for IV therapy to boost their energy, help manage symptoms of aging, reduce migraine symptoms, boost the immune system to prevent illness, minimize anxiety, improve athletic performance, and reverse symptoms of hangovers, such as nausea, headaches, and dizziness.
The release of the iDrip Therapy cocktail brings these benefits to the greater Phoenix area: https://www.idriptherapy.com/blogs/iv-therapy-info-and-news/arizonas-best-myers-cocktail
The newly launched iDrip Myers cocktail contains B vitamins, Vitamin C, Glutathione, and Magnesium. Vitamins taken orally are not entirely absorbed by the body. Delivering the vitamins by IV ensures that the vitamins bypass the digestive process and are therefore almost entirely absorbed into the bloodstream.
In the uniquely dosed new iDrip cocktail, the B vitamins help produce energy, are critical for growth and development, keep the nervous system and skin healthy, and help the digestive system break down nutrients. Vitamin C boosts the immune system and helps prevent cardiovascular and eye disease. Glutathione reduces oxidative stress and eliminates free-radicals in the body while also improving skin elasticity and mental clarity. Magnesium aids the calcium absorption and decreases the risk of diabetes, heart problems, and migraines.
The iDrip Therapy Myers cocktail contains 5000 mg of Vitamin C and 2000 mg of glutathione, an antioxidant that prevents cell damage and fights against memory loss, autoimmune diseases, Alzheimer’s disease, osteoarthritis, and more. iDrip Therapy is the only company that uses such high amounts of Vitamin C and glutathione in its Myers cocktail, guaranteeing immediate and effective health benefits.
For more information, and to book an appointment, interested parties should visit the above-mentioned website call (480) 352-2170 or go to https://www.idriptherapy.com/products/myers-cocktail
Contact Info:
Name: Brandon Collins
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Organization: iDrip Therapy
Address: 2150 West Alameda Road, Phoenix, AZ 85085, United States
Website: https://www.idriptherapy.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88988658
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