Intravenous administration delivers vitamins and minerals directly into the bloodstream, and its absorption characteristics differ from those of oral supplements. Whether the application is suitable for a given person is determined after medical examination and any necessary laboratory tests. As with any intravenous procedure, undesired effects may occur and information about these is provided beforehand. No comparative efficacy percentages should be stated.

IV therapy is used not only for those who are malnourished or suffering from some kind of disease, but also to improve the general health of healthy individuals and to create an anti-aging and protective effect.

IV therapy, which enables the cells to reach the vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidant support necessary for their vital functions in an extremely fast and sufficient amount, also contributes to the activation of the body's self-repair mechanisms.

Intravenous vitamin and mineral support may be administered where a physician considers it appropriate in diagnosed deficiency states. It does not replace the treatment of diagnosed diseases; asthma, infections and chronic conditions are treated by physicians in the relevant medical speciality.

Situations in which intravenous support may be considered by a physician as a supportive measure:

• Increasing concentration and focus by supporting brain functions
• Strengthening the immune system
• Accelerating the fat burning process
• Supporting the dermocosmetic process
• Prevention of hair loss