IV Nutrient Booster Course (12 Days of Christmas - Day 6)

🎄 IV VITAMIN THERAPY TRAINING • 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS PROMOTION 🎄

Take advantage of our festive offer on IV Vitamin Therapy Training during our 12 Days of Christmas promotion. This is an ideal time to learn a treatment that continues to grow in popularity across the wellness and aesthetics industry.

WHAT IS IV VITAMIN THERAPY TRAINING

IV Vitamin Therapy involves delivering essential nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a small needle inserted into a vein. By bypassing the digestive system, the body can absorb a higher concentration of vitamins and minerals, which may support general wellbeing, hydration and recovery.

During your training, you will learn how IV therapy is administered, how to prepare nutrient blends and how to monitor clients throughout their treatment. Sessions typically last between thirty minutes and one hour, and most clients can continue with their day immediately afterwards.

WHY IV THERAPY IS USED

IV Vitamin Therapy is most commonly used to support people with nutrient deficiencies, malabsorption issues or those who struggle to take vitamins orally. In clinical settings, it can help relieve symptoms such as fatigue, low mood, weakness and poor immunity.

Many wellness clients also seek IV therapy for:

• Hydration

• Immune system support

• Recovery after travel or illness

• Hangover relief

• Increases in natural energy

• Support with red blood cell production

BENEFITS OF IV VITAMIN THERAPY

Some of the potential benefits clients seek from IV therapy include:

• Reduced fatigue

• Improved hydration

• Clearer skin

• Better concentration

• Support during recovery from illness

• Fewer frequent infections

• Relief from headaches

It is important to note that research on IV vitamin therapy is still developing. Treatments should only be carried out by a trained professional, and clients should always receive thorough consultation and safety checks.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS AND RISKS

Although IV therapy is widely used, it must be delivered safely. Potential risks include:

• Allergic reactions

• Infection

• Bruising

• Blood clots

• Air bubbles entering the vein

• Injury to the skin or tissue

• Vitamin or mineral overdose in rare cases

Your training will teach you how to minimise risks, assess clients correctly and provide safe aftercare guidance.