Introducing Vitamin Infusions

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is vital for healthy cells. As we age, our NAD levels naturally deplete, which can impair healthy cell function. NAD+ infusions support cell health and immunity, and it has also been used as a treatment to support addiction recovery, cognition, and executive functioning. NAD+ can be administered both intravenously or as a nasal spray. We generally follow the Koniver Wellness IV NAD protocol, which recommends five NAD+ infusions in 10 days, followed by temporary use of NAD+ nasal spray, for optimal benefit.

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Humans cannot produce B vitamins. We must rely on a balanced diet to maintain the levels needed for healthy cell function and repair. Even still, factors like digestive issues, chemicals in processed foods, certain medications, and aging can impede full absorption of B vitamins. Deficiencies are therefore common and can lead to: fatigue, impaired memory or concentration, compromised immune system, anemia, low mood, lackluster skin or rashes, hair loss, brittle nails, and more. Processed foods or other

Infusions of B-Complex Vitamins inject directly into the bloodstream, ensuring their full absorption and benefit. Not only does this support healthy cell function and repair, patients also report a noticeable increase in mental and physical energy.

B-complex Infusions include:

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FastVitaminIV®, a Koniver Wellness product, is an innovative blend of 19 different vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that takes only about one minute to administer. Recipients of the injection report a distinct improvement in mental clarity, energy, sleep quality, and positive mood.

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Glutathione—a powerful antioxidant built from the glycine, cysteine, and glutamine amino acids—is essential for the detoxification of harmful chemicals, metals, bacteria, and viruses from the body. Injections support your body’s liver function and detoxification system. 

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B12 is a vitamin critical to healthy red blood cell production, brain health, and DNA synthesis. Most people have variations in their MTHFR gene, which impairs the body’s ability to metabolize and benefit from vitamin B12 and folic acid. Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause intense fatigue, digestive problems, depression, memory issues, and nerve damage.

We always use the methylated form of B12 so that we are certain our patients with a MTHFR mutation can absorb and utilize the vitamins as well as those without the mutation; it is equally safe and effective for patients without the MTHFR mutation. Methylated vitamin B12 is injected into the muscle to bypass the digestive system, allowing for maximal absorption and benefit.

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Healthy bones and blood require sufficient vitamin D. We naturally produce vitamin D—if we get healthy and regular exposure to sunlight. Modern life, however, means that most of us spend an overwhelming share of daylight hours indoors, causing most people to be deficient in vitamin D. Vitamin D injections, which are delivered directly to the muscle to allow for greatest absorption and benefit, are an excellent solution to a modern lifestyle that leaves too many of us low on this key nutrient.

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While vitamin C deficiencies are uncommon, a diet low on vitamin C can lead to a deficiency. Signs of a vitamin C deficiency include dry and damaged skin, skin that bruises easily, newly wiry hair, and poor nail health. More seriously, one can experience low mood, the immune system can become jeopardized, wounds may heal slowly, bones may weaken, and joints may become swollen and painful. Injections can be a powerful way to alleviate these symptoms.

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Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) is a fatty acid made in the body and found in many foods, such as red meat, carrots, beets, spinach, broccoli, and potatoes. It functions as an antioxidant powerful in the fight against free radicals, inflammation, and oxidative stress. ALA injections promote cellular, nerve, immune system, and heart health. It’s commonly prescribed to patients with type diabetes, as it may support the body in insulin use and blood sugar reduction and reduce symptoms of diabetic neuropathy.

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Simply put: Every system of the body needs water to function properly. Dehydration can unleash a cascade of symptoms, from the annoying, like thirst and headaches, to the more severe, such as rapid heart rate, dizziness, confusion, and fainting. A simple IV saline infusion can rapidly replenish your body’s fluids and ease symptoms.