Energy psychology comprises a group of mind-body methods designed to intervene with human energy fields (meridians, chakras and biofields) to elevate physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. 

These methods combine cognitive interventions with tapping or touching techniques that influence the human bio-energy systems such as meridians, chakras, and the biofield, as well as subtler systems of the body such as neuroception. Activation of these systems during the intervention is thought to increase the speed and thoroughness of the work. 

Some examples of EP methods are: Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Heart Rate Variability (HRV) HeartMath and Comprehensive Energy Psychology (CEP).

Most EP approaches are calming and do not require that you relive traumatic memories. They can often be used as a self-help method. EP approaches can rapidly help people reduce strong painful emotions, process traumatic events, shift limiting beliefs and live with greater love. 

IV Vitamin therapy (also referred to as intravenous therapy, IV therapy, IV nutrition, IV nutritional  therapy or IV nutrient therapy) is a treatment commonly used for health effects that boost immunity, enhance performance, detoxify the body and relieve a wide range of symptoms.

Most IV therapy drips consist of ingredients like Vitamin B, Vitamin C, magnesium, essential amino acids, calcium, zinc and other similar natural nutrients that most people can easily absorb and benefit from.

Because IV treatment is administered directly into the veins, the results may be faster than those of oral or other traditional medicines. Physicians believe IV nutrient therapy can be safe, effective and restorative, and can be customized to suit each patient.

Many newcomers to IV therapy wonder: Is it safe?

First, it’s important to know that IVs have a long history in medicine beginning over a century ago during the cholera epidemic of 1883 and growing in popularity during the 1950s. Since then, saline IVs have become routine in hospitals where medical best practices have been developed to ensure safety. In the 1960s, Dr. John Myers, pioneered the mixing of vitamins and minerals with IV saline solutions as a treatment, eventually creating the renown “Myer’s Cocktail.”

Recently licensed practitioners have begun offering IV therapy outside of hospitals as it reduces costs for patients and has been proven safe if administered properly.

So, the answer: Yes, it is very safe. But, as with all medical procedures you must be aware of potential, but uncommon, risks. And always be 100% confident in the qualifications of the medical team administering the treatment.

Depending on what problem areas you’re looking to address, IV vitamin therapy can benefit athletes who want to improve their performance; people who struggle with allergies; older individuals who want more control over the effects of aging; people experiencing frequent fatigue; and more.

The good news is that many formulas can be customized to suit your individual needs. Some are designed to combat dehydration and reduce inflammation, while others are created to help boost energy and improve recovery time from an injury or sore muscles.

Once you know where to focus on for yourself, a Hydrologie medical professional can help determine the best type of nutrients that can help alleviate your problem areas.

Energy psychology comprises a group of mind-body methods designed to intervene with human energy fields (meridians, chakras and biofields) to elevate physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. 

These methods combine cognitive interventions with tapping or touching techniques that influence the human bio-energy systems such as meridians, chakras, and the biofield, as well as subtler systems of the body such as neuroception. Activation of these systems during the intervention is thought to increase the speed and thoroughness of the work. 

Some examples of EP methods are: Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Heart Rate Variability (HRV) HeartMath and Comprehensive Energy Psychology (CEP).

Most EP approaches are calming and do not require that you relive traumatic memories. They can often be used as a self-help method. EP approaches can rapidly help people reduce strong painful emotions, process traumatic events, shift limiting beliefs and live with greater love. 

According to the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology, there have been 176 studies to document its effectiveness as follows:

• 88 randomized controlled trials
• 88 clinical outcome studies
• 99% of the above 176 studies show EP to be effective
• Randomized controlled trials document positive physiological outcomes for energy psychology: gene expression, immunological changes and stress biochemistry.
• 5 fMRI studies document neurological changes after energy psychology interventions

Plus

• 6 meta-analyses show effective treatment for
  depression, anxiety and PTSD
• One study showed 86% of veterans no longer had PTSD symptoms after energy psychology treatment.
• 9 systematic reviews of EP modalities
• 23 comparative reviews – comparing EP & other therapies. All reviews document EP effectiveness.
• 8 studies comparing cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and energy psychology (EP) show that energy psychology is either equivalent to or more effective than CBT. In several studies, EP achieved results in significantly less time.

IV nutrition therapy (also referred to as intravenous therapy, IV therapy, IV nutrition, IV vitamin therapy or IV nutrient therapy) is a treatment commonly used for health effects that boost immunity, enhance performance, detoxify the body and relieve a wide range of symptoms.

Most IV therapy drips consist of ingredients like Vitamin B, Vitamin C, magnesium, essential amino acids, calcium, zinc and other similar natural nutrients that most people can easily absorb and benefit from.

Because IV treatment is administered directly into the veins, the results may be faster than those of oral or other traditional medicines. Physicians believe IV nutrient therapy can be safe, effective and restorative, and can be customized to suit each patient.

Many newcomers to IV therapy wonder: Is it safe?

First, it’s important to know that IVs have a long history in medicine beginning over a century ago during the cholera epidemic of 1883 and growing in popularity during the 1950s. Since then, saline IVs have become routine in hospitals where medical best practices have been developed to ensure safety. In the 1960s, Dr. John Myers, pioneered the mixing of vitamins and minerals with IV saline solutions as a treatment, eventually creating the renown “Myer’s Cocktail.”

Recently licensed practitioners have begun offering IV therapy outside of hospitals as it reduces costs for patients and has been proven safe if administered properly.

So, the answer: Yes, it is very safe. But, as with all medical procedures you must be aware of potential, but uncommon, risks. And always be 100% confident in the qualifications of the medical team administering the treatment.

The short answer is — nearly anyone!

Depending on what problem areas you’re looking to address, IV vitamin therapy can benefit athletes who want to improve their performance; people who struggle with allergies; older individuals who want more control over the effects of aging; people experiencing frequent fatigue; and more.

The good news is that many formulas can be customized to suit your individual needs. Some are designed to combat dehydration and reduce inflammation, while others are created to help boost energy and improve recovery time from an injury or sore muscles.

Once you know where to focus on for yourself, a Hydrologie medical professional can help determine the best type of nutrients that can help alleviate your problem areas.