The Myers’ Cocktail is a long-established combination of fluids, vitamins and minerals delivered intravenously. At La Belle Clinic it’s provided as a clinical service following consultation, and whether it’s appropriate for you is assessed beforehand.
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The infusion is named after Dr John Myers, a Maryland physician who developed an intravenous vitamin and mineral formulation in the mid-twentieth century. Versions of the formula have been used in clinics since.
Nutrients taken orally pass through the digestive tract, and how much reaches circulation varies between individuals and formulations. An infusion bypasses the digestive tract, which can produce higher circulating levels than an equivalent oral dose. Whether that’s clinically necessary for you is discussed at consultation.
Suitability is assessed individually at consultation.
Why do so many of our clients regularly book Myers cocktail IV sessions? The benefits are as diverse as the people we treat. Because this infusion addresses fundamental nutritional gaps, the results can be felt across several areas of your life:
The beauty of the Modified Myers IV infusion is its versatility. It is an excellent option for:
When it comes to IV vitamin therapy Myers cocktail, where you go matters. At La Belle Clinic, we do not believe in a “one-size-fits-all” approach. Our clinicians are experts in nutrient therapy, and we use only the highest quality ingredients in our Myers’ IV vitamin drip treatment.
We maintain the strictest safety protocols and provide a clean, professional, and welcoming environment. We are not just a clinic; we are your partners in achieving long-term vitality.
Do not let fatigue or depletion hold you back from living your life to the fullest. Whether you are looking for a quick recovery or a long-term wellness strategy, the team at La Belle Clinic is here to help.
The path to better health is just an infusion away. Discover why the Myers’ Cocktail remains the world’s most trusted vitamin drip.
The infusion is delivered in a base of isotonic fluids, which provide hydration and act as the delivery medium for the other components.
01Vitamin C is an antioxidant that contributes to normal collagen formation and normal immune system function.
02The B group vitamins, including B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 and B12, act as cofactors in the processes that convert food into energy, and contribute to normal nervous system function.
03Magnesium is a mineral involved in a large number of biochemical processes, including normal muscle function.
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This depends on your individual circumstances and your practitioner’s advice. If you’re recovering from an illness, we’d encourage you to speak with your GP about what’s appropriate for you.
As with any intravenous procedure, there are risks to be aware of. The most common are bruising or discomfort at the cannula site, a warm sensation during the infusion (a known magnesium effect), and a temporary taste in the mouth. Less common risks include inflammation of the vein, fluid leaking into surrounding tissue, infection and allergic reaction. Please see our Safety Information section and discuss your history with your practitioner.
The original formulation has been adapted over time, and modified versions typically adjust the concentrations of vitamin C and the B group vitamins. Your practitioner can talk you through the formulation we use.
This varies between individuals. Your practitioner can discuss what’s realistic for you.
Yes. We recommend a light snack and staying hydrated beforehand, which helps keep your blood sugar stable and makes cannulation easier.
For most people, oral supplements and a balanced diet are appropriate. Absorption can be reduced in some circumstances, including certain gut conditions, some medications and increasing age. An infusion bypasses the digestive tract, which can produce higher circulating levels than an equivalent oral dose. Whether that’s necessary for you is something we’d discuss at consultation.