They can be spotted in Las Vegas and at select spots across the country, including festivals like Coachella: shops that give IV infusions to customers who are looking for relief from hangovers or just ...

With a new diet or wellness hack cropping up on a weekly basis, the world of health fads never sleeps. Propelled by celebrity endorsements and anecdotal praise, everything from oxygen bars to placenta ...

Healthier skin? Check. Boosting your immune system? Check. Curing that Sunday-morning hangover? Check. These are but a few of the health issues IV vitamin therapy promises to solve or improve through ...

Intravenous nutrient therapies (IVNT), or vitamin IV therapies, are part of a popular health and wellness trend spreading across the United States. For instance, some celebrities are promoting vitamin ...

Vitamin drips, also known as Intravenous (IV) Vitamin Therapy, have gained popularity in recent years, especially during the pandemic when people realized how important vitamins are for our health.

Forget simply turning down your third cocktail or drinking water after each whisky: this year’s favoured hangover cure is an intravenous vitamin drip. Already popular in the United States, vitamin IV ...

How far would you go in pursuit of your healthiest self? As I watch a nurse insert a cannula into my arm and see flecks of blood fall onto my inner elbow, I realise that I’ve probably hit my PB. ‘Just ...

Could a vitamin IV drip really make me look more beautiful? That was the question on my mind before I tried one a week ago. Intravenous vitamin therapy is the latest celebrity health fad, and ...

Receiving vitamins through an intravenous drip may be the latest Hollywood health craze, but there's little evidence the practice has any health benefits, experts say. In addition, the invasive, IV ...

Bellacures just partnered up with the I.V. Doc to bring Californians a vitamin IV drip service that you'll also walk out of with a fresh pedicure. If you do choose to pay the extra $200 for the IV ...

IV drips promise quick immunity and energy fixes, but experts warn healthy people are unlikely to benefit — and they aren't risk-free Health journalist and editor with over 20 years’ experience ...