Advanced IV Nutrient Therapy
Every infusion here has a clinical purpose. We use targeted IV nutrients within Regenerative Psychiatry, Neuroplasticity, and Cognitive Performance Medicine to address the biology behind mood, cognition, stress regulation, autonomic function, cellular energy, and recovery.
Your formulation is selected from your psychiatric history, labs, medications and supplements, sleep, vital signs, HRV, goals, and protocol stage - and, when relevant, your paired Brain Gauge and WAVi baseline.
A drip bar offers a standard menu
What Makes Peak AIVNT Different
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A defined clinical purpose
Each formulation is tied to an objective: mitochondrial support, redox balance, neuroinflammatory regulation, autonomic support, nutrient repletion, or preparation for neuroplasticity work.
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Selection based on your biology
Labs, symptoms and history, medications, supplements, sleep, vitals, HRV, and hormonal, inflammatory, metabolic, and autonomic context - reviewed together.
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Sequenced, not stacked
Some interventions belong early to build substrate; others come later. Not every compound is right for every patient, and not every indicated compound should run the same day.
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Integrated into psychiatric care
Used within care for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, trauma-related hyperarousal, addiction recovery, cognitive symptoms, and neuroplasticity-focused protocols.
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Measured over time
We follow symptoms, sleep, HRV, lab trends, tolerability, function, and objective cognitive measures - and adjust to the response we observe.
The Formulations We May Use
These are clinical tools that may be considered in a Peak protocol - not a standing menu. A formulation appearing here does not mean it is right for every patient.
Mitochondrial and neuroplasticity substrate; considered when cellular-energy strain affects mood, cognition, addiction recovery, or plasticity preparation.
Master antioxidant for redox and neuroinflammatory support, and to protect a neuroplasticity phase.
Inflammatory, oxidative-stress, adrenal, and catecholamine-support biology.
Water- and fat-soluble antioxidant that crosses the blood-brain barrier and regenerates glutathione, C, and E; mitochondrial and HPA support.
Foundational B-vitamin, magnesium, and nutrient repletion tailored to the clinical picture.
Foundational methylation and nervous-system support; B12 deficiency alone can mimic depression and cognitive decline.
Corrects a frequently missed root cause (dopamine, serotonin synthesis, myelination); screened via ferritin first.
NMDA regulation and GABA-A calming; foundational for anxiety and stress, and a standard preparatory step before ketamine.
Neurotransmitter building blocks (tryptophan, tyrosine, glutamine) when substrate availability limits mood, motivation, or cognition.
Membrane, cholinergic, and methylation support for cognitive slowing and reduced processing efficiency.
Mitochondrial energy plus an acetylcholine precursor for fatigue-dominant depression and cognitive fog.
Mitochondrial and cellular-energy support for fatigue, cognitive slowing, and neuroplasticity work.
SIRT1, mitochondrial, inflammatory, and BDNF-related support in selected protocols.
Neuroinflammatory support (NF-kB, IDO/kynurenine, BDNF) for inflammatory-depression patterns.
Oxidative-stress and Nrf2-related support within a sequenced plan.
Green-tea compound that upregulates BDNF and inhibits MAO-B; for neuroplasticity-focused phases (IV achieves what oral cannot).
A neuroregulatory and autonomic intervention (not a nutrient) for autonomic overactivation, HPA dysregulation, and trauma-related hyperarousal.
How We Select and Sequence an Infusion
What to Expect
Before any plan is set, we review your psychiatric history, symptoms, medications and supplements, relevant labs, sleep, vitals, goals, and prior response - and, when indicated, HRV and your paired Brain Gauge and WAVi baseline. Your plan names the biological priorities, the role AIVNT plays in the broader protocol, and how we'll evaluate response.
We explain the purpose of each recommended formulation and review suitability, sequencing, and safety before treatment - then adjust as your biology changes.
F.A.Q.
It's the targeted IV delivery of nutrients and related compounds within a clinically designed psychiatric protocol - to support mitochondrial function, redox balance, neuroinflammatory regulation, autonomic stability, nutrient repletion, or preparation for neuroplasticity care.
Peak AIVNT is selected from your history, symptoms, labs, medications, sleep, vitals, HRV, goals, and protocol stage - not a generic hydration service or a standard vitamin menu.
Depending on the clinical picture: NAD+, glutathione, high-dose Vitamin C, ALA, Myers-based formulations, B-complex/B12, iron, magnesium, amino acid blends, phosphatidylcholine, ALCAR, Poly-MVA, resveratrol, curcumin, quercetin, EGCG, and IV procaine when an autonomic intervention is indicated.
It may be, when your findings support a role for mitochondrial and cellular-energy repletion. In addiction recovery it can be part of a broader sequence addressing energy, withdrawal-related anxiety, depression, and cravings. Suitability is determined through screening, medication review, labs, and clinical judgment.
No. It's a neuroregulatory and autonomic intervention, considered when autonomic overactivation, HPA dysregulation, or trauma-related hyperarousal is interfering with recovery.
No. Formulations are selected by your findings, goals, protocol stage, and response - sometimes one targeted component, sometimes a sequenced combination.
Not necessarily. AIVNT can be a foundational or supportive part of care on its own. When ketamine is appropriate, AIVNT may also be sequenced to prepare the biology around it.
Often, yes - it can be a coordinated addition to existing care, and with your permission we can communicate with your current clinician.
Coverage, session length, and timelines vary by formulation and by what we're addressing. We'll walk through the specifics for your plan at your evaluation.
Your infusion should have a reason
If you're seeking IV therapy for depression, anxiety, addiction recovery, cognitive symptoms, stress-related dysregulation, or neuroplasticity-focused care, begin with an evaluation rather than a menu. We'll identify the biological priorities, explain where AIVNT fits, and build the next step around your actual clinical picture.
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