IV Infusions

Named for the late John Myers, M.D., the Myers Cocktail is an infusion of multiple vitamins
and minerals, including B vitamins, vitamin C, calcium and magnesium. This nutrient
cocktail is injected into the body via IV. It is believed that by introducing the mixture
intravenously, the higher concentration levels of essential vitamins and minerals work more
effectively than if they are taken orally. 
More About the Myers’ Cocktail Mixture
The Myers’ Cocktail includes these vitamins and minerals:
 B Vitamins: B Vitamins offer a wealth of health benefits. They help produce energy,
are critical for growth and development, keep the eyes, nervous system, and skin
healthy, help with the digestive system, break down fats, and much more.
 Vitamin C: One of the most effective nutrients, Vitamin C protects against immune
system deficiencies, cardiovascular disease, eye disease, and even improves the
appearance of skin.
 Calcium: Most people know that calcium strengthens bones and prevents
osteoporosis. In addition, it protects cardiac muscles, controls blood pressure, prevents
premenstrual depression, and helps maintain optimal body weight.
 Magnesium: Magnesium is an important aid in calcium absorption and so contributes
to overall bone health. Additionally, it decreases the risk of developing diabetes,
maintains heart health, prevents and relieves migraines, helps relieve PMS symptoms,
and reduces anxiety.
Good Candidates for a Myers Cocktail Infusion
Men and women with certain medical conditions respond very well to a Myers Cocktail
Infusion. These include:
 Asthma
 Migraines
 Fatigue
 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
 Fibromyalgia
 Acute muscle spasm
 Upper respiratory infections
 Chronic sinusitis

 Seasonal allergies
 Cardiovascular disease
Is a Myers Cocktail Infusion Right for You?
If you’re dealing with the debilitating impact of chronic pain or other medical conditions, a
Myers Cocktail Infusion may be right for you. The medical professionals at Balance
Hormone Center will be happy to answer any questions you