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Hangovers and IVs

Dry January has come to a close, the Super Bowl is just around the corner. It’s the perfect time to talk about a pesky little ailment mankind has tried to cure and prevent since the dawn of time. Hangovers. 

Headaches. Nausea and vomiting. Dry mouth. If you are someone who consumes alcohol, chances are you’re familiar with this particular condition. And maybe you have some tried and true treatments, whether that’s an over-the-counter painkiller or a greasy burger. Or maybe you’re looking for something new to help you either avoid or quickly recover from a hangover! Either way, we’ve got ya covered. 

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ASAP IVs - Now In Phoenix and Central Phoenix

ASAP IVs is coming back to our roots! Dr. Taylor Graber, our medical director, owner and founder, was born and raised in Central Phoenix. He went to Saint Francis and Brophy College Prep, and his family has been in Phoenix since the 1930s! ASAP IVs will now be helping everyone in Phoenix, Central Phoenix, and North Central Phoenix enjoy the benefits of IV hydration or IV therapy!

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Phoenix Voyager Magazine - Profile of ASAP IVs

The story of any business (or success story really) would be bland without challenges and obstacles. Nearly every major enterprise started with a work ethic and a garage, working through the challenges which arise and dealing with them one at a time. I knew that starting a business, streamlining its service, and eventually expanding would be difficult. I truthfully say that I have enjoyed the process. The journey is more exciting than the destination.

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IVs and New Year's Resolutions: New Year, Hydrated Me

New Year’s resolutions – you either love them or hate them (but, chances are, you’ve made them at least once in your life – even if keeping them is another story!). Health-related resolutions are among the most common goals set by Americans each year. From losing weight to exercising more to eating healthier, we tend to think of our physical health as the key to a “new year, new me.”

And why shouldn’t we? Now, perhaps more than ever as we enter year three of this global pandemic, we are inundated with a variety of messages about our health and wellbeing.

No matter what your resolution is – or if you even set one at all, here are a few quick ways IVs can help you feel like your best self as you start out a new year!

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ASAP IVs at Club Sport In San Ramon!

Clubsport San Ramon is an 80,000 sq. ft state-of-the art, luxury fitness facility located in the heart of San Ramon. ASAP IVs is featured as the only IV hydration specialist vendor during its Clubsport's Annual Holiday Boutique. To support your goals of health and fitness, ASAP IVs is offering incredible discounts on gift certificates, package deals and other services.

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Can Hangovers Be Cured by an Amino Acid Supplement? Maybe, Maybe Not

A study financed by a company that manufactures supplements has concluded that a certain type of amino acid can help cure hangovers.

  • Experts note there’s conflicting evidence on the benefits of amino acids as a hangover cure.

  • They say rehydration is a key to getting over a hangover.

  • They add that the best way to avoid the pain of a hangover is to not drink too much in the first place.

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How to Trigger Your Stress Response Less

You may recognize this common experience: You get nervous or scared, your heart races, and your stomach drops.

You can thank the vagus nerve for that.

But this isn’t all the vagus nerve, an important part of your nervous system, does. In fact, it’s one of the primary drivers behind the mind-body connection. Ahead, everything you need to know about the vagus nerve, from how it impacts your fitness to how to stimulate it for better health.

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IV’s on Demand for Hangovers, Vitamins and Recovery

To start off, my name is Dr. Taylor Graber. I am an MD physician from the San Diego area. The bulk of my medical experience and practice revolves around Anesthesiology, which is the medical practice responsible for “helping patients go to sleep” for surgery. This comes in many different forms, from sedation for procedures such as colonoscopies, nerve blocks to help with pain, and to general anesthesia for trauma surgeries and transplants. In all of these different areas, the most reliable way to provide anesthesia is through intravenous (IV) catheters.

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