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Understanding your condition first,
supporting the recovery you need
After reviewing symptoms, daily routines, medical history, and medications, the clinician determines the ingredients, amounts, and infusion time.
01Medical history & condition review02Ingredient & dose planning03Monitoring during infusion
PLAN ME · APPROACH
Understanding your concerns in detail,
planning with clarity
After reviewing your current condition, health, and medications, the clinician determines which ingredients are needed and whether infusion is appropriate.
Suitability and the approach for each program are determined after a thorough consultation and medical assessment.
PERSONAL PLANNING STANDARD
From assessment to recovery
one connected approach
We first review your condition, medical history, and medications, then decide on the ingredients and infusion plan.
Medical history & condition review
We review allergies, medications, and current symptoms.
Ingredient & dose planning
The consultation guides the ingredients needed and infusion time.
Monitoring during infusion
We carefully monitor your condition during and after infusion.
01 · IV & WELLNESS
Myers’ Cocktail
An intravenous nutrition program that combines vitamins and minerals according to your current condition.
- Reviewing medical history and medications
- Ingredients tailored to symptoms
- Infusion after medical consultation
MYERS COCKTAIL
Nutritional care that starts with your history and condition
An intravenous vitamin and mineral program tailored to your current condition. Rather than a fixed mixture for everyone, suitability is assessed after reviewing symptoms, history, and medications.
Consultation & history review
We first review symptoms, medical history, and medications.
Individual ingredient selection
The clinician determines which vitamins and minerals are needed.
Monitoring during infusion
We carefully monitor the infusion and your condition afterward.
PROGRAM GUIDEComplete Myers’ cocktail detailsExplore the existing detailed images, explanations, and videos in order
PROGRAM DETAIL
Myers’ CocktailDetailed information
Key principles and treatment approaches are explained by topic.
Specific methods and the number of sessions are determined after medical assessment.
What is Myers’ cocktail (IV infusion)?
Developed by American physician John Myers, this intravenous nutritional approach combines water-soluble vitamins, including vitamin C, with minerals according to the patient’s condition. Persistent fatigue despite sleep can have various causes, including nutritional deficiencies, and requires assessment. Approaches to fatigue may include dietary changes, exercise, and vitamin supplementation when appropriate. Myers’ cocktail, developed by John Myers of Baltimore, combines ingredients such as calcium, magnesium, and vitamins B and C.
Myers’ cocktail supplies antioxidant vitamins when appropriate for people experiencing fatigue, including office workers, homemakers, and students, with the aim of supporting energy and recovery. Infusion time: 10–30 minutes. Anesthesia: none. Recovery: daily activities may be possible immediately afterward. Method: intravenous nutrient infusion.
Main ingredients
Vitamin C, magnesium, vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), and vitamin B12 (cobalamin). Vitamin C supports antioxidant functions. B vitamins help the body use fats, carbohydrates, and proteins for energy. B6 supports neurotransmitter processes involved in mood and nervous-system function and works alongside magnesium. B12 supports metabolism and plays a role in homocysteine regulation. These nutrient functions do not guarantee a specific response to infusion.
Why may vitamin supplementation be needed?
Vitamin C deficiency can impair connective tissue and collagen synthesis, increasing capillary fragility and bleeding in skin or mucous membranes, and may affect immune function, wound healing, and anemia. Vitamin B6 deficiency may occur with alcohol-related poor absorption and can accompany other water-soluble vitamin deficiencies, dermatitis, or mood symptoms. Vitamin B5 deficiency is uncommon with a normal diet but may occur with severe malnutrition, including in alcohol use disorder. Vitamin B12 deficiency can impair DNA synthesis and red blood cell development, causing anemia. Zinc deficiency can affect gastrointestinal or respiratory tissue, growth, skin, and immune function.
Magnesium deficiency may lower blood calcium and can be associated with muscle cramps, raised blood pressure, and vascular spasms.
Potential effects of Myers’ cocktail
Comparison of peak blood concentrations by administration route
Nutrient infusions may be considered when a clinician identifies a need that cannot be adequately met through food or oral supplementation. Persistent fatigue and respiratory, muscle, endocrine, metabolic, menstrual, or mental-health symptoms require their own assessment. A vitamin infusion does not replace standard treatment for these conditions, and benefits for energy, immunity, concentration, or performance in otherwise healthy people are not established.
Q&A
How often are infusions needed? The need for treatment and the interval are determined after reviewing your health and nutritional status. What about vitamins from food? Diet and oral supplements can meet many nutritional needs; fatigue alone does not show that an infusion is necessary. Are there side effects? Water-soluble vitamins are generally excreted in urine, but high-dose or intravenous use can still cause adverse effects. Please discuss the likely benefits and risks before treatment.
02 · IV & WELLNESS
Glutathione Injection
A glutathione-centered program intended to support antioxidant functions and skin condition.
- Health and allergy review
- Individual infusion plan
- Repeat intervals determined after consultation
GLUTATHIONE PLAN
Condition-focused care tailored to the individual
A program using glutathione, planned after reviewing your condition and care needs rather than applying the same formula to everyone.
Reviewing your condition
We first review medical history, medications, and allergies.
Individual selection
Ingredients and session numbers are determined after discussing your current needs.
Genuine products & appropriate amounts
We clearly explain the ingredients and amounts to be used.
PROGRAM GUIDEComplete glutathione injection detailsExplore the existing detailed images, explanations, and videos in order
PROGRAM DETAIL
Glutathione InjectionDetailed information
Key principles and treatment approaches are explained by topic.
Specific methods and the number of sessions are determined after medical assessment.
What is a glutathione injection?
A program using glutathione, considered after reviewing your health, medications, and goals. Evidence for whole-body skin lightening with intravenous glutathione is limited. Benefits for heavy-metal removal, immunity, or age-related concerns are not established for this cosmetic program. Please discuss expected benefits, limitations, and possible adverse reactions. Infusion time: 20–30 minutes. Anesthesia: none. Daily activities may be possible afterward. Method: intravenous infusion.
What is glutathione?
Glutathione is a peptide made from cysteine, glutamic acid, and glycine and is involved in the body’s antioxidant processes. These biological roles do not by themselves establish the benefit or safety of intravenous use for cosmetic skin lightening. Suitability, evidence, and potential adverse reactions should be discussed with your clinician.
Plan Me glutathione injection highlights
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CONSULTATION
Assessment and consultation before treatment
We review your condition, age, and any history of adverse reactions before treatment.
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REASONABLE
Reasonable pricing
We aim to recommend only necessary treatment and avoid unnecessary costs.
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AUTHENTIC
Reliable genuine products
We use genuine products with attention to safety and patient satisfaction.
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Influence on melanin activity
Potential skin-tone and pigmentation changes
Influence on darker-melanin pathways - 02
Supporting skin firmness
For skin that appears lax
and fine-line concerns - 03
Acne-mark concerns
Uneven-looking skin
and post-acne marks - 04
Healthy-looking skin
For dull, tired-looking skin
with the aim of improving its condition - 05
Health and immune concerns
Discuss your health concerns
with a clinician; infusion does not replace diagnosis or standard care
The key point is that repeat intervals are determined after consultation. This glutathione-centered program is intended to support antioxidant functions and skin condition.
Glutathione injection questions&A
How is skin-tone treatment planned? Pigmentation and dullness have different causes, so an assessment helps identify suitable options. Evidence for whole-body skin lightening with intravenous glutathione is limited. When might changes appear? The likelihood and timing of any benefit are uncertain and vary; please discuss alternatives, evidence, and risks during consultation. Why can responses differ? Baseline skin condition and other individual factors affect treatment choices. Can creams or lotions be used alongside treatment?
Products that suit your skin may be continued after discussing their use with your clinician.
03 · IV & WELLNESS
Amino Acid Injection
Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins that make up the body.
Amino acids: basic building blocks of the body
Amino acid infusions may be considered when assessment identifies inadequate or imbalanced nutrition and a reason for intravenous supplementation. Fatigue or stress alone does not establish a need for an infusion. Evidence of immune-boosting benefits in otherwise healthy people is insufficient.
Skin & recovery
Skin structures such as collagen are made from amino acids; adequate nutrition supports skin structure and wound healing.
Muscle & brain tissue
Proteins are important to muscle and brain tissue. Whether amino acid supplementation is needed depends on nutritional and medical assessment. Benefits for muscle strength, judgment, or memory from an infusion in otherwise healthy people are not established.
Supplying essential amino acids
Essential amino acids cannot be produced by the body and must be obtained from outside sources.
Plan Me’s amino acid infusion contains a high proportion of essential amino acids and is used to support correction of deficiency when appropriate.
PLEASE NOTE
Planning follows consultation
- Suitability and specific methods vary with individual condition.
- Products, devices, amounts, and energy settings are determined after medical assessment.
- Recovery and duration may vary between individuals.
- Please tell your clinician about medical conditions, medications, and allergies before treatment.
This guidance provides general treatment information and does not replace an individual diagnosis.
PLAN ME · DETAIL GUIDE
Program details
Explore treatment principles, suitability, the process, and precautions. Your actual treatment plan is determined after a thorough consultation and assessment.
PLAN ME · CARE PROGRAM
Myers’ Cocktail
- Treatment method
- 10–30 minutes
What is Myers’ cocktail (IV infusion)? Developed by American physician John Myers, it combines water-soluble vitamins such as vitamin C and minerals according to the patient’s condition
and administers them intravenously as nutritional support when appropriate.
Persistent fatigue despite sleep has various possible causes, including nutritional deficiencies, and requires assessment. Approaches may include diet, exercise, and vitamin supplementation when needed. Developed by John Myers of Baltimore, Myers’ cocktail combines calcium, magnesium, and vitamins B and C. It may provide nutritional support for people experiencing fatigue, including office workers, homemakers, and students, when clinically appropriate.
Infusion plan: determined after medical assessment
PLAN ME · CARE PROGRAM
Glutathione Injection
- Discomfort & visits
- 20–30 minutes
What is a glutathione injection?
This program uses glutathione and requires an individual medical consultation.
Glutathione has a role in the body’s antioxidant processes, but its biological functions do not establish that intravenous treatment will lighten skin, remove heavy metals, or prevent aging.
Discuss the evidence, limitations, and possible adverse reactions
with your clinician before deciding on treatment.
