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The IV route of Vitamin C is the only


way to achieve plasma concentrations high enough that have shown clinical benefi t for cancer patients.


Glutathione Glutathione is an effective treatment


following chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Glutathione is the body’s most powerful antioxidant and has an affi nity for the neurological system. Since chemo- therapy and radiation can cause lots of oxi- dative stress, glutathione is easily depleted after these types of treatments. It can help repair and regenerate cells and tissues in the body, specifi cally if neuropathies are present. Since standard treatments can also deplete many other nutrients, it is best to give glutathione with a nutrient IV. Many nutrients are necessary cofactors to help the body recycle glutathione, which makes it more effective.


Myers Cocktail


It is known that cancer and its treat- ment can cause malnourishment due to increased need for nutrients and a


decreased intake due to loss of appetite. Having proper nutrients will help with quality of life measures such as energy, pain levels, mental functioning, and decreasing side effects of any standard treatment. These formulas are also rehy- drating as well. Nutrient IV formulas can vary widely depending on the practitioner. Many nutrient IVs are labeled as a “Myers cocktail”. This was pioneered by Dr. John Myers, MD. He used a standard mixture of nutrients to help a variety of complaints successfully. Nutrient IVs can include any and all the following nutrients: B complex including B12, Vitamin C, Magnesium, Calcium, Zinc, trace minerals, Selenium, and amino acids. These can be adminis- tered at any time of a cancer diagnosis: before treatment to build a strong founda- tion, in between rounds of chemotherapy to minimize side effects and strengthen the body, or after treatment for repletion.


Standard treatment for cancer is hard on the body, not only physically but mentally draining as well. Many of the therapies offered by oncologists address the pathology but do not address the whole person and many of the side effects that come with these treatments. IV nutri- ent therapy can support a person safely through their cancer journey. While none of these therapies are a replacement for standard treatment or curative, there are many studies demonstrating the effi cacy of these treatments in supporting the body. IV therapy is a great addition to care dur- ing cancer treatment for building a strong foundation to minimize side effects and overall improve quality of life during and after care.


Dr. Carissa Fioritto, ND, RN is a licensed Naturopathic Physician practicing at Col- laborative Natural Health Partners, LLC. She is an in-network provider with


most major health insurance providers and is accepting new patients. Please call 860.533.0179 to schedule an appointment. ctnaturalhealth.com. See ad on page 14.


What will ecome?


UB offers a variety of health science programs at the graduate and professional level, with an emphasis in wellness and disease prevention, including:


human nutrition* acupuncture/tcm naturopathic medicine chiropractic physician assistant dental hygiene doctor of health sciences* * Online Option


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