Vitamin Drips: Wellness Trend or False Security?
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IV vitamin drips are gaining popularity in Massachusetts wellness spas, with clients paying hundreds for infusions promising immunity boosts, energy surges, and hangover/workout recovery. The trend surged post-pandemic, offering menus of Myers cocktails, glutathione, NAD plus, and more. Despite rave reviews, doctors caution minimal benefits for healthy adults, citing potential risks like infections and fluid overload. The medspa industry, valued at fifteen billion nationwide, remains lightly regulated, with providers advocating for clearer rules and lab tests to identify actual deficiencies before drips.
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