IV + IM THERAPY
Direct delivery. Full absorption.
Delivered directly into the bloodstream or muscle tissue, IM and IV therapies bypass the digestive system entirely — achieving nutrient concentrations that oral supplementation cannot reach.
WHY IT MATTERS
What is intravenous therapy?
Most of what you take orally never fully reaches your cells. IV and IM therapy bypasses digestion entirely, delivering nutrients, minerals, and therapeutic compounds directly into your bloodstream at full concentration. The result is faster uptake, measurable effect, and none of the guesswork.
Every protocol is provider-guided and tailored to your specific goals.
- [ provider-guided ]
- [ fast-acting ]
- [ targeted delivery ]
INFUSIONS
IV Therapies
Administered by a registered nurse over 30 to 90 minutes. Each formula is delivered directly to the bloodstream at therapeutic concentrations.
INFUSIONS
Vitamin Injections
Targeted intramuscular doses of clinical-grade nutrients delivered by a registered nurse. Faster than an IV, with the same direct-to-bloodstream absorption.
HOW IT WORKS
IV & IM Delivery
IV therapy delivers fluids or medications directly into a vein for immediate absorption, while IM injections deposit medication into muscle tissue for more gradual uptake.
MEASURE WHAT MATTERS
What IV & IM Therapies Are Used For
Delivered directly into the bloodstream or muscle tissue, IM and IV therapies bypass the digestive system entirely — achieving nutrient concentrations that oral supplementation cannot reach.
Energy and cellular performance
Replenish the coenzymes, vitamins, and metabolic cofactors that power cellular energy production — addressing fatigue at its source.
Immune support and resilience
Deliver immune-critical nutrients at therapeutic concentrations to support acute immune response and long-term immune function.
Recovery and inflammation
Accelerate recovery from training, illness, or injury with targeted anti-inflammatory compounds and repair-supporting nutrients.
Longevity and healthy aging
Support the cellular mechanisms underlying how you age, from mitochondrial function and DNA repair to antioxidant defense and metabolic efficiency.
Cognitive clarity and neurological health
Restore the nutrients and coenzymes that support brain energy metabolism, neurotransmitter function, and mental performance.
BIOAVAILABILITY
Why delivery method matters.
Oral supplementation is constrained by the gastrointestinal tract. Intestinal absorption capacity, first-pass liver metabolism, gut health variability, and nutrient competition all reduce how much of any compound reaches systemic circulation. Intravenous and intramuscular delivery eliminate these variables. Nutrients enter the bloodstream directly, achieving plasma concentrations that are clinically meaningful, and in many cases, impossible to reach through oral intake alone.
FREQUENTLY PAIRED WITH:
- [ Functional Blood Panel ]
- [ DEXA ]
- [ Path membership ]
Good Questions
No guesswork. Just clarity.
IV therapy delivers nutrients directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous catheter over 30 to 240 minutes, depending on the treatment. IM injections deliver a concentrated dose directly into muscle tissue and are completed in approximately 5 minutes. Both methods bypass digestion for complete, immediate absorption.
Oral supplements must survive digestion before reaching circulation, a process limited by intestinal absorption capacity, gut health, and individual variability. IV and IM delivery bypass this entirely, achieving circulating concentrations that oral supplementation cannot replicate regardless of dose.
Every therapy is administered by a registered nurse. A clinical intake is completed before each session to confirm the appropriate therapy, dose, and any relevant contraindications.
A provider consultation reviews your health history, current symptoms, and goals to identify the most appropriate therapies. A Functional Blood Panel can confirm specific deficiencies and guide treatment selection.
Frequency varies by therapy and health goal. Some treatments are used acutely as needed; others are administered on a weekly, monthly, or quarterly maintenance schedule. Your provider will guide the right cadence for your protocol.
Yes. Many therapies are designed to complement each other and are frequently co-administered or scheduled as part of a broader protocol. Your provider will recommend combinations based on your clinical picture.