Which drip is yours?
There are nine on the board and they are genuinely not interchangeable. Answer six questions about how your week has actually gone and we will point at one — and tell you what happens in the chair.
Why put it in a vein at all?
It is a fair question, and the honest answer is not "because it is stronger". It is about bioavailability — how much of a thing actually reaches your bloodstream.
Anything you swallow has to survive your stomach, cross the wall of your gut, and then pass through your liver before it reaches general circulation. That last step is called first-pass metabolism, and for some nutrients it removes most of the dose. Vitamin C is a good example: gut absorption is actively limited, so past a certain oral dose you are largely producing expensive urine.
An infusion skips all of it. Whatever is in the bag is in your blood, at a concentration you simply cannot reach by mouth, immediately. That is the entire mechanical argument for IV therapy, and it is a real one.
And the honest limits
An infusion is not a treatment for an illness, it will not fix a diet, and if you feel this tired every week the useful move is finding out why — not booking a drip every week. Rio Glow runs metabolic assessments for exactly that reason. Anyone who tells you a vitamin bag cures something is selling you a bag.
Your glow up starts with a conversation
New clients start with a free 45-minute consultation with Tathiana.
