Infusion/Vitamin Therapy

What Is IV Infusion Therapy? IV infusion therapy is a type of supportive care commonly used for its wide range of health benefits, which can include anti-aging, improved immune system, minimized anxiety, reversed symptoms of hangovers, athlete recovery and more. Many individuals aren’t getting the essential nutrients our bodies need to perform optimally. When you drink water, it has to filte... Read More

What Is IV Infusion Therapy?

IV infusion therapy is a type of supportive care commonly used for its wide range of health benefits, which can include anti-aging, improved immune system, minimized anxiety, reversed symptoms of hangovers, athlete recovery and more. Many individuals aren’t getting the essential nutrients our bodies need to perform optimally. When you drink water, it has to filter through your entire digestive system before it can be absorbed into your cells. IV hydration works differently; the fluids are going directly into your bloodstream, which has an immediate impact on your body's hydration levels.

Possible Benefits of IV Therapy:
- Boosts energy
- Detoxifies the body
- Enhances the immune system
- Helps prevent illness
- Combats chronic fatigue
- Improves hangover symptoms
- Assists with age management

(Please note that all first time clients require a Good Faith Exam, with one of our medical providers, which has a cost of $25 and clears you for all standard infusions and injections. Each Good Faith Exam is good for six months, or until your medical history changes, whichever comes first.)

**All appointments are booked for in-office. Mobile bookings available by request only.**


Labs


NAD+

What is IV NAD+ therapy? During IV nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) therapy, NAD+ is administered through a vein (intravenously) in a standard saline solution. NAD+ is a coenzyme found in all cells of the body and is involved in a number of functions, including the production of energy in the mitochondria, DNA repair, cell survival, and metabolism. Research suggests that supporting NAD... Read More

What is IV NAD+ therapy?
During IV nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) therapy, NAD+ is administered through a vein (intravenously) in a standard saline solution. NAD+ is a coenzyme found in all cells of the body and is involved in a number of functions, including the production of energy in the mitochondria, DNA repair, cell survival, and metabolism. Research suggests that supporting NAD+ may be beneficial for those whose NAD+ levels are declining, a natural part of the aging process. NAD+ levels can also decline through things like oxidative stress and high-fat, high-sugar diets.

NAD+ Benefits for Your Health
NAD+ IV Therapy offers a wide range of benefits that can positively impact your health and quality of life. By replenishing the NAD+ levels in your body, this therapy can support cellular functions, slow down the aging process, and improve various physiological processes.

Here are some of the top NAD+ IV therapy benefits to know about.
1. Supports Cellular Health
NAD+ IV Therapy promotes cellular health through its direct impact on your NAD+ levels. By optimizing your cells’ NAD+ concentrations, this therapy can enhance your cellular energy production, support your DNA repair, and improve your overall cellular function. Additionally, NAD IV Therapy has been shown to boost the activity of sirtuins, which are proteins known to help regulate cellular processes and promote longevity. They also play a crucial role in various cellular functions, including aging, inflammation, metabolism, and stress response.

2. Enhances Energy and Performance
Whether you're an athlete, a busy professional, or simply seeking to boost your energy levels, NAD+ benefits your body in an attractive way by enhancing your energy and performance. By optimizing your cellular energy production, NAD+ IV therapy provides your body with the fuel it needs to perform at its best. In fact, people who undergo NAD+ infusions often report improved energy levels, mental clarity, and physical stamina.

3. Improves Brain Function and Cognitive Performance
NAD benefits extend to supporting brain health and cognitive function as well. In fact, research suggests that NAD+ plays a crucial role in DNA repair and the maintenance of neuronal integrity. By increasing your NAD+ levels, NAD+ IV therapy may even help to protect against neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson's by helping to cool inflammation and slow down disease progression.

4. Cools Inflammation and Fights Oxidative Stress
It’s well established that chronic inflammation and oxidative stress are underlying factors in numerous health conditions. Fortunately, by reducing these factors, NAD+ benefits your overall well-being and helps to reduce the risk of diseases such as Alzheimer's, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. NAD IV Therapy contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which help cool inflammation and fight oxidative stress in your body. Specifically, NAD+ molecules interact with certain proteins and enzymes involved in the inflammatory process, and this interaction helps to dampen the excessive immune response, which can lead to anything from allergies to autoimmune diseases including Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, Chron’s disease, ulcerative colitis, lupus, Sjögren’s syndrome, and more.

5. Promotes Healthy Aging and Longevity
One of the most notable NAD+ benefits has been in regards to its potential anti-aging effects. The steady decline we all experience in NAD+ levels is closely associated with the aging process. By replenishing NAD+ in the body, this therapy may help slow down the aging process and promote longevity. In fact, studies have shown that NAD IV therapy can enhance mitochondrial function, which is essential for cellular energy production and overall health. Research has shown that by supporting DNA repair mechanisms, enhancing mitochondrial function, and cooling inflammation, NAD IV therapy can help slow down the aging process and promote graceful aging.

6. Supports Cardiovascular Health
Another great NAD IV therapy benefit is that it has shown promising results in supporting cardiovascular health. As we’ve discussed, NAD+ enhances mitochondrial function in cells, and this is vital for energy production and maintaining a healthy heart and blood vessels. By optimizing cardiovascular function, this therapy can decrease your risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, and other related conditions.

7. Assists in Addiction Recovery
By restoring NAD+ levels in the body, NAD IV therapy has been shown to help reduce withdrawal symptoms, cravings, and drug-seeking behaviors for those recovering from addiction. This is largely due to its ability to optimize cellular function, which aids in both repairing the damage caused by substance abuse and promoting overall well-being during the recovery process. Often, NAD infusions are used in conjunction with other addiction treatment modalities to provide comprehensive support.

8. Enhances Immune System Function
Another significant NAD+ benefit is its ability to support immune cell activation, which helps your body fight off infections and diseases. By boosting your immune function, this therapy can improve your overall health and reduce the frequency and severity of illnesses, including those dealing with post-COVID and long COVID concerns. Specifically, NAD+ helps to activate immune cells, such as T cells and natural killer cells, and enables them to effectively target and eliminate pathogens. But that’s not all. NAD IV therapy also promotes cytokine production, which is essential for proper immune responses.

9. Supports Healthy Weight Management and Metabolism
Maintaining a healthy weight and a fast metabolism is crucial for overall well-being, but this can become harder as you age. Fortunately, NAD IV Therapy can support weight management and metabolism by optimizing the metabolic processes in your body. As you now know, NAD+ is involved in various metabolic reactions, including the conversion of food into energy. By enhancing your cells’ metabolic efficiency, NAD+ benefits weight loss efforts, increases your energy levels, and improves your overall body composition. In addition, NAD infusions help to regulate insulin sensitivity and support healthy blood sugar levels, a benefit that’s particularly helpful for those with metabolic disorders such as diabetes or insulin resistance.


GLP-1

How do GLP-1 medications work? We all have GLP-1s in our bodies. These are naturally occurring hormones which are released from our gut after we eat. The function of GLP-1s is to boost the amount of insulin our bodies make to keep our blood sugar within a normal range, as well as provide the sensation of fullness after a meal. The same effect on insulin regulation and appetite happens when G... Read More

How do GLP-1 medications work?

We all have GLP-1s in our bodies. These are naturally occurring hormones which are released from our gut after we eat. The function of GLP-1s is to boost the amount of insulin our bodies make to keep our blood sugar within a normal range, as well as provide the sensation of fullness after a meal. The same effect on insulin regulation and appetite happens when GLP-1 receptor agonists come into play. People who take GLP-1 agonists will:

- Feel fuller after and between meals
- Have improved glucose levels
- Experience reduced thoughts about food

Lower blood sugar levels are helpful for controlling type 2 diabetes. But it's not clear how the GLP-1 drugs lead to weight loss. Doctors do know that GLP-1s appear to help curb hunger. These drugs also slow the movement of food from the stomach into the small intestine. As a result, you may feel full faster and longer, so you eat less.

Along with helping to control blood sugar and boost weight loss, GLP-1s seem to have other major benefits. Research has found that some drugs in these groups may lower the risk of heart disease, such as heart failure, stroke and kidney disease. People taking these drugs have seen their blood pressure and cholesterol levels improve. But it's not clear whether these benefits are from the drug or the weight loss.

The downside to GLP-1 drugs is that they are taken by a shot. And, like any drug, there is a risk of side effects. Most common side effects often improve as you continue to take the drug for a while.

Some of the more common side effects include: Nausea, Vomiting, and Diarrhea.


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Erin is a Registered Nurse licensed in the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Arizona, and Florida. She has worked for Gundersen Health System in Medical/Surgical, for Mayo Clinic in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Remote Patient Monitoring for COVID-19 during the pandemic and the Mayo Clinic Health System’s Nurse Triage Phone Line. Erin has been a nurse for 10 years. When she’s not busy running the business she enjoys gardening, spending time with their Great Pyrenees (Barley), exploring breweries and craft beers, and spending time at the family cabin.

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Emily started her nursing career in 2018 on an Orthopedic Trauma unit and transitioned to the Emergency Department in 2021. Outside of working in the ED and Driftless Hydration, she enjoys running, CrossFit, reading, fishing, and hanging out with her dogs.

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Ashley is a registered nurse in the state of Minnesota. She started her nursing career on the Surgical Trauma ICU at Mayo Clinc in 2022 and has been there since. Outside of working in the ICU and at Driftless, Ashley enjoys running, weightlifting, playing volleyball, spending time with her Golden Retriever (Honey), traveling, and reading.

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Dani is a Registered Nurse in the states of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Dani currently works at Mayo Clinic in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit as a staff RN and pediatric flight RN. Prior to Mayo Clinic, she worked in General Pediatrics at Toledo Children’s Hospital. Dani has been a nurse for over 10 years. When not working Dani likes to draw, spend time with friends, hiking, traveling, and checking out wineries and breweries.

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Mike is a nationally registered Paramedic licensed in the State of Minnesota. He has worked for the Zumbrota Area Ambulance Service, Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service (previously Gold Cross) on both ground and flight crews, and the Rochester Fire Department. Mike has been a paramedic for over 10 years. He enjoys all activities outdoors including hunting, fishing, side-by-side riding and exploring with Barley, their Great Pyrenees. Mike also enjoys a good Karaoke night every now and again.

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Emily is a licensed Registered Nurse in MN, WI, CA, NC, and AZ. In her nursing career, Emily has worked in Interventional Radiology and Critical Care. Emily worked as a travel nurse in hospitals across the country from March 2020 to February 2023. Emily currently works on the IV/Transfusion Service at Mayo. Outside of work Emily enjoys gardening, yoga, pickleball, and spending time with her husband & their two golden retrievers.

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