Migraine & Headache

Glutathione
A powerful antioxidant add on that helps mop up oxidative stress, which can ramp up during migraine and after poor sleep, dehydration, or travel. Many clients choose it when they want a cleaner, clearer rebound after a rough headache day.
Magnesium
Magnesium is a go to add on for headache prone clients since low or shifting magnesium levels can be a migraine trigger. It is commonly added when you want a deeper calming effect and tighter symptom control, especially with stress, muscle tension, or sensitivity to light and sound.
Vitamin B12
B12 supports energy metabolism and nervous system function, which can feel especially helpful when a migraine leaves you drained or foggy. It is a popular add on when the goal is less post migraine fatigue and a faster return to normal.
Vitamin B-Complex
A broader B blend that supports energy production and neurotransmitter pathways involved in stress response. People often choose it when migraines tend to follow burnout patterns, poor sleep, irregular meals, or heavy work weeks.
Anti-Nausea Medication (Zofran/Ondansetron)
A targeted add on to help settle nausea so you can hydrate and recover more comfortably. It is especially useful if your migraines come with stomach upset, motion sensitivity, or difficulty keeping fluids down.
Anti-Pain Medication (Toradol, Ketorolac)
A symptom focused add on for quicker relief when the headache pain is front and center. Many clients pick this when they want the IV to feel more immediately effective while the hydration and nutrients handle the underlying reset.

How does IV therapy help migraines?
It delivers hydration, magnesium, and medications directly into your bloodstream to reduce pain and nausea faster.
How quickly will I feel relief?
Many clients feel improvement within hours after their drip.
How long does the session take?
Most infusions take 45–60 minutes.
Can IV therapy replace prescription migraine medication?
No. It’s a supportive therapy but can provide significant relief when prescriptions alone aren’t enough.
Is it safe?
Yes. Treatments are administered by licensed nurses with sterile supplies.