
Vitamin C absorption from the gut is capped. Past roughly 200 milligrams in a single oral dose, the transporters that move it into your bloodstream saturate and the rest passes through. Intravenous delivery bypasses that ceiling entirely and reaches plasma concentrations oral supplementation simply cannot produce. At Bodyloom Wellness in Frisco, Texas, the immunity drip combines high-dose vitamin C with zinc, B vitamins, and antioxidants over 45 to 60 minutes. Clients book it heading into travel, at the first sign of something, and through the stretch of the year when a household keeps passing an illness around.



Your first visit begins with a complimentary consultation covering your health history, current medications, symptoms, and timing. We understand how disruptive it is to lose a week to being run-down, and your provider will map the most useful next step for where you actually are.
Eat a normal meal beforehand and arrive hydrated. Both improve comfort and make IV placement easier. Wear sleeves that move. If you are actively unwell, let us know when you book so we can seat you appropriately.
You will be seated in our infusion suite. Your provider places the IV and starts the drip at a low rate, checking in as it runs. Expect 45 to 60 minutes. A mineral taste at the back of the throat and a mild warm flush are the usual sensations, both tied to infusion speed and both resolved by slowing it.
There is no downtime and you can drive yourself home. Keep hydrating through the rest of the day. Clients using this proactively often come in once ahead of a travel or seasonal window. Clients using it reactively frequently return within the week, and your provider will tell you whether that is worthwhile in your case.

The Immunity Boost IV is $99 per session, including the full formulation and provider supervision throughout. Additional glutathione or high-dose B12 can be added to the same bag and is priced separately. Bodyloom VIP Members receive preferred rates on all IV therapies. Financing is available through Cherry and CareCredit.

Oral absorption is capped. Past roughly 200 milligrams in one dose, the gut transporters saturate and the excess passes through. An IV bypasses that ceiling entirely, reaching plasma concentrations no capsule can produce.
Both work, but they serve different purposes. Proactively, before travel or a seasonal window, is the lowest-friction use. Reactively, at the first hint of something, is when most clients actually book. Once you are days into an illness, expectations should be more modest and we will say so.
$99 per session at Bodyloom Wellness, including provider supervision. Add-ons such as glutathione or high-dose B12 are priced separately. VIP Members receive preferred rates on all IV therapies.
45 to 60 minutes. High-dose vitamin C is infused deliberately rather than quickly, because running it fast produces a mineral taste and a warm flush that are avoidable at a slower rate.
Yes. It requires screening for G6PD deficiency, and we evaluate kidney function and any history of oxalate kidney stones before the first infusion. This is part of the good faith exam, and it is a real screen rather than a formality.
Most clients notice a faint mineral taste at the back of the throat and sometimes a mild warmth. Neither is painful, both are related to how quickly the drip is running, and both resolve when we slow it. Tell your provider the moment you notice.
It supports the nutrients your immune system draws on while it does its own work. Clients commonly report shorter, less flattening episodes. We would rather describe that accurately than promise a cure, because the accurate version is genuinely worth having.
Yes. It pairs commonly with hydration when illness has left you depleted, and glutathione is a frequent addition. If you are an existing client, your provider will sequence it into your current plan rather than treating it as a one-off.
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Junta Médica de Texas, MC 263
P.O. Box 2018, Austin, TX 78768-2018
Teléfono: (800) 201-9353
Fax: (888) 512-2581
Sitio web: www.tmb.state.tx.us