Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter (with Amber) describes using IV therapies when traveling—especially on transoceanic flights—to reduce jet lag linked to in-flight dehydration and pressure changes, and to alleviate his travel-related back pain. He recommends IVs for travel wellness and invites viewers to like/subscribe and leave questions in the comments.
Find that when we do these IV therapies, it's really effective. So Amber and I are back to traveling. We're heading back to Europe. You know, as per our usual. We're doing our IV therapies. We find that when we do these IV therapies, it's really effective, especially when you go, like, transoceanic. When you go across the ocean, there's jet lag. A lot of jet lag has to do with some of the dehydration that we get when we get into an airplane and the pressure changes occur. I I personally feel a lot of back pain when we do a lot of traveling. Unless we do IVs. IV therapies help me a lot. So that's kind of the philosophy behind our IV therapies and travel like or subscribe. If you have any other questions, you know, put them in the comments.
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