Our Immunity Boost is a Myers'-type IV blend of B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium and calcium in a sterile fluid base. People often choose it through cold and flu season or during demanding weeks. It is a supportive wellness infusion, given after a health screen and monitored by a registered nurse in our Woodbridge lounge.
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The Myers' cocktail is named after Dr. John Myers, a Baltimore physician who gave intravenous vitamin and mineral injections to his patients for many years. Clinicians later reconstructed and refined his formula, and most IV vitamin menus today include a version of it. Because there is no single official recipe, we call ours a Myers'-type blend: the Immunity Boost.
It is a supportive wellness infusion. It does not treat or prevent infections and it is not a substitute for medical care when you are unwell.
Each ingredient is chosen for a role it plays in the body, diluted in a sterile fluid base that also provides some hydration.
Involved in muscle and nerve function and energy production. It is also the reason many people feel a brief warm, flushed sensation during the infusion.
Supports muscle contraction, nerve signalling and normal heart rhythm, included in smaller amounts to balance the magnesium.
Vitamin B12, vitamin B6, vitamin B5 and a B-complex mix help the body convert food into energy and support the nervous system.
An antioxidant that plays a role in immune function and collagen formation. Amounts are lower than in high-dose vitamin C infusions.
People commonly choose the Immunity Boost through cold and flu season, during demanding weeks of work, travel or caregiving, after a stretch of poor sleep or eating, or as part of a broader wellness routine. If you feel tired most of the time, blood work is often a better first step, because low iron, vitamin B12 deficiency and thyroid problems are common and treatable, and our Nurse Practitioners can check them in the same clinic.
Research on the Myers' cocktail is limited and consists mostly of case reports and clinical experience. In one small randomized trial in people with fibromyalgia, participants who received a Myers'-type infusion improved, but so did those who received a placebo, and the difference was not statistically significant. Some people report feeling better after a drip and the ingredients are well understood, but there is no strong evidence that it improves immunity or energy. We would rather you hear that from us before you book.
A qualified practitioner reviews your medications and history. Kidney disease, heart failure and some heart rhythm problems can make the ingredients unsuitable, which is exactly what screening is for.
A registered nurse places a small IV and starts the drip while you relax in our lounge. Most take about 30 to 60 minutes. If the warmth from magnesium is uncomfortable, your nurse slows the rate.
The IV is removed, you rest briefly and you can drive yourself home. Eat something light and drink water before your visit to help you feel comfortable.
The Immunity Boost, our Myers'-type blend, is $215. The price includes your health screen, a drip prepared for your visit by our nursing team and monitoring throughout. The four-session package takes fifteen percent off any drip.
AuraWell Health is an NP-led clinic at 4600 Hwy 7, Unit 105 in Woodbridge, near Pine Valley Drive, with free parking and easy access from Highway 400 and Highway 407. Patients come from Woodbridge, Vaughan, Maple, Kleinburg, Richmond Hill, Thornhill and Toronto.
Prefer a quick vitamin injection? B12 and vitamin D injections are given by our Nurse Practitioner, Samar Davarpanah, NP-PHC, after a short health review. For a whole-person plan for energy, hormones, digestion or nutrition, naturopathic care with Dr. Parya Bahrampour, ND starts with a free 15-minute consultation and, with your consent, is coordinated with your Nurse Practitioner and IV care in one plan.
A Myers'-type blend combines magnesium, calcium, B vitamins and vitamin C in a sterile fluid base. Exact amounts vary between clinics because there is no single official recipe.
Our Immunity Boost, a Myers'-type blend, is $215, including screening, a nurse-administered infusion and monitoring.
No. There is no good evidence that a Myers'-type drip prevents colds or flu. Vaccination, sleep, nutrition and hand washing remain the most reliable protection.
Magnesium often causes a brief warm or flushed feeling. It passes, and your nurse can slow the infusion if it is uncomfortable.
There is no research-based schedule. Your practitioner will suggest a sensible frequency based on your health and goals.
Wellness IV drips are generally not offered during pregnancy without individual medical review. Tell us when you book so your practitioner can advise you.
Some ingredients can matter for people with heart, kidney or blood pressure conditions, or who take related medicines. Bring a full list of your medications and supplements so your nurse practitioner can review it before anything is infused.
A registered nurse places the IV line and monitors you throughout. Your health screen and drip plan are reviewed by a nurse practitioner, who can adjust or decline a drip if it is not right for you.
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