The Recovery

Supportive hydration and nutritional supplementation for recovery after strenuous physical activity, provided after a medical evaluation. Following endurance events, prolonged training sessions, or athletic competition, some individuals may experience dehydration, reduced oral intake, muscle soreness, or fatigue. The Recovery combines IV hydration with selected vitamins, minerals, and amino acids as part of an individualized treatment plan based on your symptoms, medical history, and provider assessment. An anti-inflammatory medication may be offered when clinically appropriate after screening for contraindications. This service is intended to support hydration and nutritional supplementation and is not a substitute for appropriate recovery, nutrition, sleep, or treatment of sports-related injuries.

Who Books This

• Runners recovering after a race, marathon, or endurance event who may benefit from hydration after provider evaluation

• Athletes recovering after tournaments, competitions, or demanding training sessions

• Active individuals recovering from strenuous physical activity with reduced oral intake or dehydration

What's Included

Base Fluid: 1 L Normal Saline

Vitamin Support

• Amino Acid Blend (Lysine, Arginine, Ornithine, Citrulline) - Supports muscle recovery and repair after physical exertion.

• Magnesium Sulfate - May help support muscle relaxation and overall wellness when clinically appropriate.

• B-Complex - Supports energy metabolism and nervous system function.

• Vitamin B12 - Supports energy metabolism and may help reduce fatigue.

Optional Symptom-Directed Medication

• Ketorolac - After screening for contraindications.

Important

Treatment is individualized after a medical assessment. Not every medication or supplement is appropriate for every client, and medications are used only when clinically indicated. Evidence supporting IV amino acid and vitamin infusions for accelerating athletic recovery in otherwise healthy individuals is limited, and results vary between individuals. Persistent severe muscle pain, significant weakness, dark urine, chest pain, shortness of breath, or symptoms that do not improve after recovery should be medically evaluated promptly.