What are the Benefits of Myers’ Cocktail IV Therapy

/ IV Therapy, Lifestyle Wellness, Vitamin C, Wellness / By Dr. Andreas Grossgold, MD, ND, PHD / November 4, 2022

The Myers’ Cocktail is a nutrient cocktail invented by John Myers, a physician from Baltimore, Maryland. The famous mixture of vitamins and minerals, including magnesium, calcium gluconate, B-Vitamins, B-complex, and Vitamin C, is delivered intravenously. Its ingredients include B-complex, B-12, Calcium Gluconate, Magnesium, Vitamin C, Zinc, Glutathione, and 1 Liter of Fluid & it can help with illness, injury, surgery recovery, seasonal allergies, digestion issues, & so much more! Some other benefits of receiving a Myers’ Cocktail IV drip include:

Stronger Immunity

Immunity breaks down when multiple cellular functions fail or become compromised. All components in a Myers Cocktail enhance cellular function, making them more capable of fighting off infection.

Increased Hydration

Myers’ Cocktail IV therapy has a saline and electrolyte solution base that immediately increases the body’s hydration levels. Unlike drinking water and other fluids, the isotonic Myers Cocktail solution delivers hydration straight to the body cells quickly and efficiently, providing fast recovery from dehydration.

Boosted Energy Levels

Myers’ Cocktail IV therapy rapidly boosts energy levels through the fast delivery of vitamins to cells. B-complex vitamins and magnesium are particularly potent in this regard because they contribute to cellular energy production

Sharpened Memory

Low levels of Vitamin B12 and Vitamin C can impair your ability to remember things. Other challenges that also emerge are low concentration levels, inability to retain information, and low mental performance. Receiving a Myers’ Cocktail IV drip can help restore your vitamin levels and boost your memory.

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About The Author

Dr. Andreas Grossgold, MD, ND, PHD

Dr. Andreas Grossgold is an internist and a pediatrician who graduated from the University of Texas Medical School in Houston, Texas. He is originally from Bogota, Colombia, and grew up in Europe, Israel, North America, and South America. He attended the Nueva Granada Military University of Medicine, where he obtained his medical degree and completed his internship and residency doing rotations at Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center, Children’s Memorial Hermann Hospital, Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital, Memorial Hermann–Texas Medical Center, Texas Children’s Hospital, and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. He also completed a four-year doctorate program at Capital University of Integrative Medicine in Washington, D.C. and a five-year postdoctoral fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine in cell biology and gene therapy with emphasis in cardiovascular genetics and neurosciences. Dr. Grossgold is an author and co-author of more than 30 peer-reviewed abstracts, articles, book chapters, and posters on bio-medical and clinical research. He is a former Postdoctoral Fellow Association President at Baylor College of Medicine and has been recognized with several awards and grants for his research work on bladder and prostate cancer in collaboration with physician scientists and scientists in medical oncology, molecular biology, and urology. Dr. Grossgold practices internal medicine and pediatrics with an integrative approach on anti-aging medicine, functional medicine, and nutrition. He is currently affiliated with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, Mease Countryside Hospital, and Morton Plant Hospital.