The NuHydration Experience IV Drip Fees In-lounge IV Fee: Upstate New York: $225-400 (based on IV drip) Westchester County Mobile Only The Hamptons Mobile Only Mobile IV Fees (Update New York, Westchester County & The Hamptons): Under 20 Minutes: $100 + IV drip 20-40 Minutes: $150 + IV drip 40-60 Minutes: $200 + IV drip Over 60 Minutes: $400 + IV drip + 20% gratuity to our nurses Additional Mobile IVs: $75 Service Fee per person + IV Drip

Start Strong with Complete Nutritional Support When Beginning GLP-1 medications, patients often experience: Severely decreased appetite leading to reduced nutrient intake Changes in digestive comfort and function Potential muscle mass changes Biotics Research recommends starting a comprehensive nutritional support protocol from Day One Support comfortable digestion with targeted nutrients Maintain essential vitamin and mineral levels Preserve muscle mass with complete protein support Digestive Comfort Support Motility-Zyme Key ingredients: artichoke, ginger, magnesium, and 5-HTP Support for comfortable digestion * Recommend taking daily for optimal GI function and bowel health * Essential Nutrient Support Bio-Multi Plus (Iron & Copper Free) Comprehensive vitamin and mineral support * Helps fill nutritional gaps during caloric restriction * Gluco-Resolve Supports healthy blood sugar and insulin levels * Fosters healthy weight management * Optimizes metabolism * Provides powerful antioxidants * Promotes AMPK activity * Comprehensive Daily Nutrient Shake MetabolicBiome Fuel Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein All-in-one daily shake of protein, fat, fiber, and polyphenols * Supports metabolic wellness * Recommend with appetite tolerance Added Protein for Muscle Mass Support Protein Options Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein Available in chocolate and vanilla flavors Whey Protein Isolate Available in chocolate, vanilla and unflavored/unsweetened Pea Protein Isolate Available in vanilla flavor Select According to Patient's Dietary Preference "It is important to maintain muscle mass at all costs." - Peter Attia, MD Dietary Guidelines "How" of Eating 3 meals per day Regular meal timing Focus on nurtient-dense foods "What" of Eating Clean protein sources Easy-to-digest whole foods Balanced fiber intake "What Not to Eat" Processed foods Unhealthy fats Caloric intake is drastically reduced

Characteristics and risk factors of hospitalized and nonhospitalized COVID-19 patients, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, March-April 2020
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There could be less of an impact on insulin pumps, because that market treats primarily type-1 diabetics, where GLP-1 medications do not play a role