001. at metronews.ca, Thandi Fletcher writes in "Healthy Obsession: ‘IV to Go’ Ambulance Hits Vancouver Streets" (2016-05-20):
"naturopathic doctor Heidi Rootes [is] co-owner [...of] the IV Wellness Boutique on Homer Street in Yaletown [...they've] just launched the 'IV to go' mobile lounge [...] which starts at $125 a drip [..and is] a customized purple ambulance that brings medical professionals straight to a customer’s home, office or special event to administer a cocktail of vitamins, minerals and amino acids through an intravenous drip [...] IV vitamin therapy is commonly used as a quick hangover cure [...] if you’re having trouble reading this because your head is pounding from
one too many drinks last night, help could be just a phone call away [...and the ND promises] 'we definitely can help them recover' [...] Rootes claims IV vitamins can also help treat a variety of
medical conditions, including fatigue, anxiety and depression, and can
help support weight loss and boost immunity — all benefits that she says
can’t be achieved as effectively through vitamin pills";
weird how the Canadian NDs are so invasive. Not sounding that natural to me.
