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CLINICALLY SUPERVISED IV THERAPY
IV ANTIOXIDANT &
NUTRIENT INFUSIONS
INDIVIDUALISED SUPPORT WITH CLINICAL OVERSIGHT
Explore clinician-selected IV infusions containing ingredients such as vitamin C, glutathione, NAD+, NAC and vitamin B12. Every infusion is considered according to your medical history, current treatment and suitability.
DIRECT DELIVERY WITH
CLINICAL GUIDANCE
IV infusion therapy administers fluids and selected ingredients directly into the bloodstream through a vein. This bypasses the digestive system and changes how ingredients enter the circulation.
However, direct administration does not automatically mean that an infusion will produce better health outcomes than oral supplementation. The ingredients, dose and method of administration must be selected according to the patient’s clinical needs and safety considerations.
Clinically Assessed
Medical history, medication and relevant health concerns are reviewed before treatment.
Individually Selected
The infusion combination is chosen according to clinical suitability rather than a standard wellness formula.
Professionally Administered
Infusions are administered and monitored by appropriately trained clinical personnel.
Response Reviewed
The patient’s experience and any further treatment recommendations are reviewed after the session.
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FROM ASSESSMENT TO
CLINICAL REVIEW
Step 01
Consultation
Your medical history, medication, allergies, symptoms and treatment goals are reviewed.
Step 02
Safety Screening
The clinical team determines whether examination, blood testing or additional medical clearance is required.
Step 03
Infusion Administration
A cannula is inserted, and the selected infusion is administered over the recommended period while you are monitored.
Step 04
Aftercare and Review
The cannula is removed, immediate aftercare is explained and any further treatment recommendations are discussed.
NAD+-containing infusions are currently listed as approximately four hours. Other infusion times must be confirmed by the clinic.
SELECTED ACCORDING TO
INDIVIDUAL NEEDS
Each ingredient has a different biological role. Its inclusion in an infusion does not mean that it will treat a neurological diagnosis or produce the same result for every patient.
Vitamin C
Vitamin C is an essential nutrient with antioxidant and normal immune-function roles. Intravenous administration can produce higher blood concentrations than oral intake, but dosage and suitability require clinical assessment—particularly in patients with renal conditions or relevant medication use.
Glutathione
Glutathione is an antioxidant produced naturally by the body and involved in cellular redox balance. Evidence for elective intravenous glutathione use varies, and it should not be presented as a proven treatment for neurological disease.
NAD+
NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism. Although it has attracted interest in wellness and ageing research, clinical effectiveness for intravenous NAD+ remains limited and inconclusive.
NAC
N-acetylcysteine, or NAC, contributes to glutathione production and has recognised medical uses for specific indications. Its inclusion in an infusion does not establish that the infusion will provide neuroprotection or treat neurological damage.
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 contributes to normal blood-cell formation and nervous-system function. Supplementation is most clearly relevant when deficiency, poor absorption or another clinical indication has been identified.
NOT EVERY INFUSION IS
RIGHT FOR EVERY PATIENT
IV nutrient or antioxidant therapy may be considered when a qualified clinician identifies a suitable reason for treatment. This may include:
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A confirmed or suspected nutrient deficiency
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Difficulty absorbing certain nutrients
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A clinically identified need for intravenous administration
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Support within a broader, medically supervised care plan
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An individual treatment goal considered appropriate after assessment
Medical note
Fatigue, brain fog, pain and reduced concentration can have many possible causes. These symptoms should be assessed rather than automatically treated with an infusion.
A diagnosis such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, ALS or traumatic brain injury does not automatically make IV antioxidant therapy appropriate.
CLINICAL SCREENING BEFORE
EVERY INFUSION
High vitamin C intake requires particular care in patients with renal disorders and may interact with certain treatments. NIH clinical guidance.
IV therapy is a medical procedure and can involve risks such as bruising, discomfort, infection, vein irritation, allergic reactions, fluid-related complications and interactions with medication or existing treatment.
Patients must provide complete information about their health and medication before receiving an infusion.
Tell the clinical team if you have:
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Kidney disease or a history of kidney stones
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Liver disease
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Heart or fluid-balance conditions
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Known allergies
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Previous infusion reactions
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G6PD deficiency
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Iron-overload conditions
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Pregnancy or breastfeeding
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Active cancer treatment
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Prescription medication or regular supplements
FAQs
What is IV antioxidant therapy?
IV therapy delivers selected fluids and nutrients directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line. At DNLC, any infusion should be clinically selected and supervised.
Which nutrients may be used?
The old DNLC page discusses combinations that may include vitamin C, glutathione, NAD, N-acetylcysteine and vitamin B12. The exact combination and dose must be based on clinical assessment and current protocols.
How long does an infusion take?
Duration depends on the selected infusion, dose, rate and patient factors. Some old-site protocols list longer infusions, but patients should confirm the current expected duration when booking.
Is IV therapy suitable for everyone?
No. Medical conditions, medication, allergies, kidney function, pregnancy status and other safety factors may affect eligibility. A clinical assessment and informed consent are required.
Can IV therapy replace medication or a balanced diet?
No. IV therapy should not replace prescribed treatment, appropriate nutrition or management of the underlying condition.
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Contact our team to request a consultation or learn which treatment and location may be most appropriate for your needs.
