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Hamptons & Long Island
Rehydrate Fast With I.V. Hydration Therapy
A known secret to all medical professionals – intravenous (IV) fluid hydration therapy is the fastest and most effective way to relieve dehydration!
IV therapy is used to administer nutrients such as vitamins and minerals and key electrolytes directly into the bloodstream. This route allows for a higher concentration of nutrients to be delivered to the tissues than does oral supplementation.
Get fast relief from Hangover, Headache, Nausea, Flu, Food Poisoning, and Fatigue.
Add vitamins & antioxidants for a wellness boost.
Schedule a treatment in the comfort of your own home or office.
How Can I.V. Hydration Therapy Help Me?
IV therapy can benefit a variety of conditions including: fatigue, athletic performance, endurance, immune system support, stomach bug, food poisoning, colds, flu, migraines/headaches, nutritional support, nutrient deficiencies, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, digestive disorders, pre/post travel, vitamin/mineral deficiencies, preventative care, wellness, and more.
What Makes I.V. Hydration Therapy So Effective?
IV therapy bypasses the need for nutrient absorption through the gut. Achieving high blood levels of vitamins is simply not possible due to absorption limitations from the digestive process. Patients can get up to 10 times the vitamins and minerals in one treatment as they could get orally in one day.
What Hangover Treatments Are Available in Long Island and the Hamptons?
If you find yourself in Long Island or the Hamptons, you don’t have to suffer for long. Whether you spend the day drinking too much beer on the beach or wake up feeling woozy after a night out, hangovers are all too common.
Fortunately, I.V. therapy from the I.V. Doc makes it easy to rehydrate and ease your hangover in New York.
How Can I Treat a Mild Hangover?
If you wake up with a mild hangover in the Hamptons, consider yourself lucky. The long summer days can be dehydrating, especially when alcohol is added to the mix. However, treating a mild hangover is fast and easy. Many people find that an I.V. infusion of fluids and electrolytes is enough to get them back on their feet.
I.V. therapy delivers fluids, electrolytes, and minerals directly to your bloodstream, helping your cells rehydrate at every level. Because many hangover symptoms, including fatigue, thirst, and headache, occur due to dehydration, getting an I.V. drip is an excellent way to rehydrate and feel better.
The I.V. Doc Cleanse treatment makes mild hangover recovery in Long Island easy. A registered nurse will deliver the I.V. therapy to wherever you are and administer the fluids from the comfort of your own home, office, school, or hotel. These fluids can help increase the blood supply in organs like your liver and kidneys, helping you flush the alcohol out of your system more quickly.
How Can I Treat a Moderate Hangover?
While you can typically treat a mild hangover with just fluids and electrolytes, a moderate hangover may require some medication to help kick your symptoms. If you wake up with one overwhelming symptom like nausea or a pounding headache, your hangover may be classified as moderate.
The I.V. Doc Detox infusion I.V. drip includes the same critical fluids and electrolytes as the Cleanse treatment, plus one medication to help resolve your most troublesome symptom. Depending on what is ailing you, the I.V. Doc’s licensed medical professionals will help you choose from anti-nausea, anti-heartburn, or anti-inflammatory medication to deliver the most effective treatment.
How Can I Treat a Severe Hangover?
If your hangover features two significant symptoms, such as acid reflux, vomiting, nausea, or a splitting hangover, you may have a severe hangover in the Hamptons.
The Refresh treatment from the I.V. Doc delivers fluids, electrolytes, and minerals to rehydrate your body at the cellular level, plus two medications to kick the worst of your symptoms to the curb. The medical professionals who deliver your treatment will help you choose between anti-nausea, anti-heartburn, or anti-inflammatory medications.
If you’re experiencing the worst hangover of your life in Long Island, The I.V. Doc’s Rescue treatment, also known as the “deathbed” relief, is here to help. Like The I.V. Doc’s other treatments, the Rescue treatment is delivered straight to your home, office, school, or hotel on Long Island or the Hamptons.
A registered nurse will set up the I.V. treatment, which contains fluids, vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes, plus anti-nausea, anti-heartburn, and anti-inflammatory medications. You’ll be back on the beach before you know it.
What Is Antioxidant Therapy, and Where Can You Get It on Long Island?
I.V. treatments are useful for more than just treating a hangover or food poisoning. In fact, I.V. hydration therapy can also help boost your immune system and support overall wellness. With antioxidant therapy from the I.V. Doc, a healthier you begins in the comfort of your own home, school, office, or hotel.
Antioxidant Therapy Overview
Antioxidant therapy is an I.V. infusion therapy that delivers fluids, electrolytes, and powerful free radical fighters, including a high dose of vitamin C and a mega dose of glutathione, directly into your bloodstream. Vitamin C and glutathione are antioxidants, which are naturally occurring substances that help your body fight against damage caused by free radicals.
During the process of cellular respiration (a natural process in which the cells create energy from the foods you eat), free radicals are created as a natural byproduct. Although free radicals are naturally occurring substances, they cause physical damage to your cells and can contribute to increased inflammation, premature signs of aging, and increased likelihood of experiencing certain health outcomes.
Your body’s natural defense against damage caused by free radicals is antioxidants. Antioxidants can help naturally neutralize free radicals, repair genetic material such as DNA, and repair and restore your cells. Some of the most well-known antioxidants include vitamin C, glutathione, beta-carotene, vitamin E, and coenzyme Q10.
Where Can I Get Antioxidant Therapy on Long Island?
A healthier you can start today with convenient antioxidant I.V. vitamin therapy options on Long Island.
The I.V. Doc’s antioxidant therapy treatment is administered by licensed medical professionals from the comfort of your own home, school, office, or hotel room, allowing you to get an immune system boost when it is most convenient for you. Benefits of antioxidant therapy include rehydration, immune system support, and enhanced overall wellness.
What Is NAD+ I.V. Therapy, and Where Can You Get It on Long Island?
NAD+ I.V. infusion therapy can help boost your overall wellness, support a healthy metabolism, increase energy levels, and promote healthy brain function.
NAD Overview
Never heard of NAD or nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide? You’re not alone, but that doesn’t make NAD any less important. NAD is a coenzyme that is naturally present in the body in two forms; the oxidized form of NAD is known as NAD+, while the reduced form is referred to as NADH. As a coenzyme, NAD is critical for major chemical reactions in the body, including those required to maintain a healthy metabolism (including weight loss support) and initiate the transfer of cellular energy.
NAD occurs naturally as a coenzyme of vitamin B3 (niacin). People with a deficiency in B-complex vitamins, such as niacin, may notice lower energy levels, a sluggish metabolism, poor immune function, and other symptoms.
NAD I.V. therapy can help eliminate vitamin B3 deficiencies while promoting a stable mood, healthy metabolism, strong athletic performance, and a healthy immune system. NAD+ therapy is particularly effective because the coenzyme immediately enters your bloodstream, where it starts working right away.
What Are the Benefits of NAD+ Therapy?
NAD+ I.V. therapy is growing in popularity due to its many benefits, including boosting energy levels and supporting healthy brain function, a healthy metabolism and weight loss, and cellular renewal and repair.
Low energy levels are among the most common reasons for people to begin NAD+ therapy. NAD+ therapy is a particularly effective means of supporting healthy energy levels because the body depends on the coenzyme to help it create energy within the cells from the foods you consume.
If your body has an insufficient supply of NAD, you may find yourself dealing with unexplained fatigue and low energy levels or difficulty losing weight. NAD+ therapy gives your body the coenzymes it needs to produce ATP, which your cells rely on for energy.
Increased energy levels are also associated with improved athletic performance, so it is also common for athletes or those looking to up the quality of their workouts to receive intravenous infusions of NAD+. NAD+ therapy also supports healthy brain function and may help people to concentrate, promote productivity, and support a healthy memory.
If you have noticed a decline in your ability to complete tasks at work or school, you may benefit from NAD+ therapy.
Where Can I Get NAD+ Therapy on Long Island?
The I.V. Doc makes it easy to get NAD+ therapy from the comfort of your own home, hotel, school, or office on Long Island and in the Hamptons. A licensed medical professional will bring the intravenous infusion to you and help to determine the appropriate amount of NAD+ for your infusion. The starting dose of NAD+ is 250 to 500 mg, and the infusion may take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours to complete.
The Bottom Line
Getting I.V. therapy on Long Island and in the Hamptons has never been easier, thanks to the I.V. Doc. Whether you’re hoping to kick a hangover quickly, support overall wellness, improve immune function, or improve your athletic performance, the I.V. Doc has a convenient, accessible treatment option.
Sources:
Antioxidants | The Nutrition Source | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
NAD+ metabolism and its roles in cellular processes during ageing | National Library of Medicine
Hangovers | National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism