WHAT IS NUTRITION DRIP?

 Some people use these therapies when they're in a pinch, such as when they're sick, dealing with jet lag, or fighting an infection. Others go to IV clinics as part of their health regimen, choosing solutions ostensibly designed to fight aging, improve brainpower, reduce stress, or even cure medical illnesses like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and chronic pain.

IV Nutrition drips have also seen a boost in popularity thanks to a celebrity following. Chrissy Teigen posted a shot of herself receiving a drip on Instagram, Ariana Grande cited them as part of her treatment plan when she had to cancel a concert in November 2019, and Adele reportedly receives a $220 concoction meant to keep her vocal chords healthy.

[IV infusions] are a drastic, expensive, and unsafe way to get vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that we could otherwise get from safer sources." According to Cedars Sinai, the oral route may be safer since the body possesses filters that act as a safety net to prevent it from absorbing too much of a specific vitamin.

WHAT IS THE RISK OF IT?

There are a few dangers to be aware of as well. For one, these clinics aren’t regulated, so there may be differences in quality and cleanliness from clinic to clinic. There’s also the possibility that you’ll be given vitamins and nutrients in too-high concentrations, which can be dangerous. Compared with oral vitamins, this can happen more easily with IV drips, as none of the vitamins are lost during the absorption process or excreted through urine. It’s difficult to predict how your body will respond. Supermodel Kendall Jenner was hospitalized in 2018 after having a bad reaction to an IV drip (though no word on why her body reacted that way).

National Cancer Institute.) Vitamin D toxicity, though rare, could lead to a buildup of calcium in your blood, which may bring on nausea, weakness, and increased urination, according to the Mayo Clinic.

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