Key Ingredients

• Vitamin B12
• Vitamin C
• B-Complex
• Electrolytes
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When you are under chronic stress, your adrenal glands consume large amounts of Vitamin C and B vitamins to produce stress hormones like cortisol. At the same time, stress can compromise your digestive system, making it harder for your body to absorb nutrients from food or oral supplements.

Formula Recipe

Normal SALINE
Duration: 30 minutes to 1.5 hours

What it is

Stress and Burnout IV Drip Therapy is a wellness treatment that delivers a concentrated blend of vitamins, minerals, and fluids directly into your bloodstream through an intravenous line. The goal is to rapidly replenish nutrients that the body "burns through" at an accelerated rate during periods of high stress, while simultaneously rehydrating the system to combat fatigue.

Benefits

• Adrenal Recovery: Vitamin C and B5 (in the B-Complex) support the adrenal glands, helping to normalize cortisol levels and reduce that "wired but tired" feeling.
• Cognitive "De-fogging": B12 and B-Complex support neurotransmitter production, which improves memory, focus, and mental stamina.
• Physical Relaxation: Electrolytes (specifically Magnesium/Potassium) help regulate heart rate and relax tight muscles caused by tension.
• Immediate Rehydration: The saline base corrects the micro-dehydration that often causes stress-related headaches and lethargy.

Who is it good for

• The "Burned Out" Professional: People working 60+ hours a week who feel mentally exhausted and unable to concentrate.
• The Sleep-Deprived: New parents or shift workers who need a non-caffeine energy boost to function.
• The Overtrained Athlete: Individuals whose bodies are physically stressed from intense exercise and need electrolyte/antioxidant replenishment.
• Malabsorption Sufferers: People with gut issues (IBS, Gastritis) who cannot absorb these specific vitamins efficiently through food or pills.

When is it used

• Acute Crisis: During a high-stakes week at work or immediately following a major life stressor (like a move or a loss).
• The "Wall" Phase: When you feel you have "hit a wall" and caffeine is no longer providing energy.
• Travel/Jet Lag: To reset the nervous system and rehydrate after changing time zones.
• Pre-emptive Strike: Some use it monthly as a maintenance tool to prevent burnout before it starts.

Side Effects

Common (Mild)

• The "Vitamin Flush": A sensation of warmth or a "B-vitamin smell/taste" in the mouth.
• Injection Site Issues: Minor bruising, redness, or a "cooling" sensation in the arm.
• Fluorescent Urine: B-vitamins are water-soluble; any excess will be flushed out, turning urine bright yellow (this is normal).

Rare (Serious)

• Vein Irritation: Vitamin C can be slightly acidic; if dripped too fast, it can cause a stinging sensation.
• Blood Pressure Drops: High doses of Magnesium (in the electrolytes) can occasionally cause temporary lightheadedness.
• Allergic Reaction: Extremely rare, but possible with any intravenous substance.

Contraindications

While generally safe, IV drips are typically not recommended for individuals with certain pre-existing conditions, such as

Severe kidney disease or renal failure. Uncontrolled hypertension or severe heart conditions. Certain allergies to the ingredients in the formula.