Get your health and brain functions in order
Feeling down lately? Need a boost that can rejuvenate you immediately to make you walk out refreshed? Well, we have a series of nutritional IV clinics and devices that can help you. Here’s an easy rundown;
IV Therapy to Enhance Your Health: LiquiVida combines a number of vitamins and minerals, plus amino acids, that can hydrate you, get your fill of essential nutrients and boost your energy with B vitamins.
Rise & Shine: We like to call it the “hangover” drip, containing zinc and selenium that will replenish your electrolytes and make you feel hydrated and energetic within 45 minutes. It’s a great aid in dealing with food poisoning or stomach virus.
Liquilift: The “Mac Daddy drip” will leave you hydrated and includes vitamin B for energy, but also vitamin C.
Injections: You can get them either via home delivery (ask your provider if they would work for you first), or here at Living Well Dallas — it would take less than five minutes! We have Vitamin B12 to improve mood and energy, and methylcobalamin to help with body fat reduction and healthy liver function.
We also have many features that can help with brain function and make you feel sharper than ever before;
BrainTap: It’s now available as an add-on to any IV therapy session. Listen to your choice of BrainTap session and get help to overcome stress eating, get a positive mindset and enhance your mentality. We have free trials, plus a multitude of session packages.
qEEG Brain Mapping: Electroencephalography is commonly referred to as “brainwaves,” aka the measurement of electrical patterns at the surface of the scalp which reflect cortical activity. Quantitative EEG (qEEG) is sometimes commonly called “brain mapping.” This is an appointment that requires a referral from a doctor on our team or nurse practitioner, so ask your provider how to get referred for an assessment today.
As always, give us a call at 972-930-0260 for pricing and scheduling an appointment. We’re looking forward to seeing you!
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