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IV Therapy

Hydrate. Replenish. Restore.

a therapy delivers fluids and selected nutrients directly into the bloodstream, bypassing gastrointestinal absorption and allowing immediate systemic availability. Brio IV therapies are administered by qualified medical professionals under medical oversight.

Benefits may include:

  • Provides rapid fluid delivery and hydration

  • Delivers selected vitamins, minerals and nutrients directly into the bloodstream

  • Bypasses gastrointestinal absorption

  • Provides complete bioavailability of the administered nutrients at the time of delivery

  • Helps replenish electrolytes when clinically appropriate

  • Can address specific nutrient deficiencies when medically indicated

  • May support recovery when dehydration is contributing to fatigue or reduced performance

  • Allows targeted nutrient selection based on individual needs and clinical protocols

  • Can be useful when oral intake or gastrointestinal absorption is inadequate

  • Provides an individualized approach to hydration and nutrient replenishment

Research: IV fluids and nutrients have established medical uses for hydration, deficiencies and situations in which oral intake or absorption is inadequate. Evidence for broad wellness benefits from high-dose vitamin IVs in otherwise healthy, adequately nourished individuals is more limited.

Research & References:

Mayo Clinic — Evidence & Safety of IV Vitamin Therapy

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Vitamin Injections

Targeted Support. Simple Delivery.

Intramuscular injections deliver specific vitamins or nutrients directly into muscle tissue, bypassing the gastrointestinal tract and providing a quick option for targeted nutrient administration.

Benefits may include:

  • Direct delivery of selected vitamins and nutrients

  • Bypasses gastrointestinal absorption

  • Provides predictable delivery of the administered nutrient

  • Can help replenish documented nutrient deficiencies

  • May support normal energy metabolism when correcting deficiencies

  • May support healthy red-blood-cell formation, depending on the nutrient

  • Supports normal nervous-system function when correcting relevant deficiencies

  • May be appropriate for people with certain absorption difficulties

  • Provides targeted nutrient administration without a full IV infusion

  • Allows treatment to be selected according to individual needs and clinical protocols

B12: Vitamin B12 has established roles in red-blood-cell formation, neurological function, DNA synthesis and cellular metabolism. Injectable B12 is an established treatment for B12 deficiency, particularly in circumstances where gastrointestinal absorption is impaired.

Research & References:

NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — Vitamin B12 Fact Sheet for Health Professionals

NIH/NHLBI — Vitamin B12 Deficiency Anemia