For many, the holidays are a joyful season packed with family time, fun traditions, and general merrymaking.
But I suspect, for many of us too, the holidays are also busy, stressful, and a tad chaotic.
They can absolutely be both: enjoyable and challenging – which is why it is especially important to prioritize self-care at this time of year. Don’t let winter burnout keep you from enjoying the festivities. Below, find 4 quick tips for self care to help you make the most of the holiday season!
IV therapy is the fastest way to rehydrate the body and replenish fluids when they are lost. Insurances will cover the cost of IV therapy when in the operating room, the emergency department, or the hospital. They frequently will not cover the cost when the IV is administered in the home, and when they do, it is often after months of back and forth. The cost of submitting claims to insurance would require our company to hire multiple additional people to handle the insurance claims, without any assurance they would indeed be covered services. Since our company functions as an on-demand provider of in-home and clinic based IV therapy, it is faster, cheaper, and more convenient to avoid using insurance altogether.
Read MoreThere is no question that our IV therapy treatments are more convenient for our clients than checking into an emergency department, urgent care, or hospital. Although these settings are all integral in our healthcare system, sometimes it is more convenient and cost-effective to have a medical provider come directly to you and have the service in the comfort of your own home. In-home IV therapy certainly accomplishes this task.
Read MoreAnesthesiology requires years of education and training, but practitioners often build rewarding careers spent helping people.
Anesthesiologists help patients manage pain through medications, especially during and after surgical procedures. Successful anesthesiologists must be experts in the field of pharmacology, which is the study of the human body's response to certain drugs.
This page explores the skills, training, and experience required to become an anesthesiologist. It also includes an interview from an anesthesiologist who explains the ins and outs of a typical day in this profession.
Read MoreASAP IVs offers the most comprehensive IV Therapy in Phoenix and Scottsdale Arizona. Our Myers contains several key vitamins (Ascorbic Acid aka Vitamin C, Calcium, Magnesium, and B-Vitamins). It was adapted by ASAP IVs in 2019 through discussion with Dr. Graber and their pharmacist team as the ASAP Myers Cocktail IV.
Read MorePregnancy is a significant time of growth and development and maintaining good health and nutrition throughout is essential to nourish both yourself and your growing baby.
Read MoreMany of our clients call us and ask “Which IV is right for me?”. We wanted to help navigate our menu of IV hydration therapies to help you select the IV which will help you return to peak performance.
Read MorePregnancy related nausea and vomiting is an entirely normal symptom of pregnancy, and unfortunately affects a large majority of pregnant women. Many of our clients have found our IVs extremely helpful for getting through significant episodes of pregnancy related nausea and vomiting, and here we explain why!
Read MoreWe had the pleasure of working with Kirsten Slyter and Rasmussen College to answer some commonly asked questions about anesthesia, surgeries, and operating rooms. They aren’t directly related to IVs, but here are the answers for your enjoyment!
Read MoreClosing your business may have felt like the end of the road for your entrepreneurship dreams. But running into a wall on one professional path doesn’t mean there aren’t countless others to explore. Here are all the ways you can adapt, overcome, and start moving on to other great ideas.
Read MoreNAD+ is used in multiple cellular processes, notably by the mitochondria in energy production (helps to form adenosine triphosphate or ATP), is integral in ethanol (alcohol) metabolism (converts ethanol into acetaldehyde, and then consequently to acetate in the mitochondria).
Read MoreAdults should consume 2.4 micrograms of vitamin B12 every day.
Vitamin B12 has many health benefits from helping your body form red blood cells to possibly preventing dementia
The recommended daily intake for adults is 2.4 micrograms.
Vitamin B12 is found in foods such as meat, eggs, dairy, and fish. It can also be consumed via supplement, injection, or an IV.
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.
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.
Read MoreThe quick and dirty info about the many benefits of zinc supplementation. Save reading the more in depth article when you have a little extra time!
Read MoreHow Much Zinc Per Day? We took the time to summarize many of the positive aspects about zinc into one easy to read document for you. This is why we have chosen to include Zinc as a critical component in many of our IV drips, to increase healing and recovery from acute upper respiratory infections or immunity boosting.
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to be featured in an interview by SD Voyager magazine, to tell a little of our story, how we got started, and what makes us the best provider of IV Therapy in San Diego.
Read MoreTo 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.
Read MoreUnder perfect conditions, glutathione is made in our cells. However, as we age our levels decrease drastically. By the time we reach 60, we’re working with almost half the glutathione we had in or 20’s. Stress, poor sleep and continued exposure to environmental toxins can lead to a worsening deficiency. This is where glutathione IV infusions come in!
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