Hit reset.
Recovery is a 45-minute program for acute fatigue — dehydration, sleep debt, an inflammatory load you can feel. It rehydrates, calms the nervous system and clears the metabolic side, so the fog lifts and you are back on your feet inside the first quarter-hour.
An intravenous reset, for the morning after.
- The fog lifts within fifteen minutes
- A calm nervous system and a clear head
- Inflammation cleared, the headache gone
- Back on your feet and into your day
Diagnostics first, then the treatment.
Every program is one clinical plan, built from your blood. A full panel and a physician read it; the infusion and neurotherapy that follow are written from your results.
Blood biochemistry
A full blood panel and a physician consultation establish what your body needs. Your program is written from the numbers, and the diagnostics are included in the price.
Intravenous infusion
Mixed in our lab the day of your session and dialled to your bloodwork — nutrients straight into your bloodstream at full strength, where your body can actually use them.
Neurotherapy
A precise electrical signal in the same session, tuned to your goal. It primes your nervous system and amplifies what the infusion starts, so one session does more.
The neurotherapy layer.
Every Recovery program pairs the infusion with targeted neurostimulation, calibrated to the same clinical goal.
Delivered through the same session and tuned to your program’s goal, the neurotherapy settles the nervous system and moves the body into a recovery state — so the infusion works deeper and you feel the result sooner.
The science.
Acute fatigue and dehydration deplete magnesium, B-vitamins, and water faster than the body can rebalance from oral intake alone. Recovery addresses each axis in parallel: 500 ml of isotonic saline restores fluid volume, 2000 mg of magnesium sulfate reduces neuromuscular and vascular tension, and a full B-complex restores neural function.
Glutathione 600 mg supports the hepatic detoxification pathway most relevant to alcohol clearance and metabolic stress. Vitamin C at 1000 mg recycles glutathione and contributes to the antioxidant capacity needed to handle inflammatory load.
Recovery is the high-dose version of the morning-after IV. Most consumer-grade hangover IVs are saline plus a vitamin C ampoule. Recovery is a documented program, mixed and weighed in our laboratory, recorded against your case.
What the session is like.
The fog usually lifts in the first ten to fifteen minutes. The heart rate calms, the nervous system settles, and a brief warmth through the chest fades by minute twenty.
There is no sedation — most clients leave Recovery and head straight back to their day. Don't be surprised if you sleep deeply that night; the body is catching up.
Program cadence.
Recovery is taken when needed — single session, no maintenance program. Common timing: morning after a long event, the day a deadline shifts, the first day of a heavy travel week.
Who it’s for.
Three contexts where Recovery delivers the most measurable change.
- 01 · Indication
Mornings after long nights
- 02 · Indication
Heavy travel weeks
- 03 · Indication
Acute fatigue and inflammation
Before you book.
Is this just a hangover IV?
Recovery and a hangover drip overlap in category only. Most consumer-grade hangover infusions are saline plus a vitamin C ampoule. Recovery adds 2000 mg magnesium sulfate, full B-complex, and 600 mg glutathione — therapeutic quantities aimed at neuromuscular tension and inflammatory clearance, well beyond rehydration.
How fast does it work?
Most clients feel the fog lifting within 10–15 minutes. Full effect by the end of the 45-minute session.
Can I drive after?
Yes. There's no sedation. Many clients head straight to work or to the gym.
How is this different from drinking water and aspirin?
Water and aspirin address dehydration and headache only. Recovery addresses neural recovery (B-complex), neuromuscular tension (magnesium), and inflammatory clearance (glutathione) — the three things water alone won't fix.
