Part 1.
The necessity and background of nutritional therapy, and the mechanism of IVNT
1.
Law of the Minimum 3
2.
Functional Medicine Health Tree 3
3.
Schematic diagram for each mechanism 4
4.
7 Reasons Why You Need Supplements
5. 9 Reasons Why You Should Take IV Supplements

Part 2.
Precautions and know-how in practice
1.
Preparation 21
2.
In the case of the salary injection system, manual and material claim 23
3.
Vascular access 24
4.
Infusion rate 24
5.
26 Settling Combinations (Do Not Mix)
6.
28 Combinations You Shouldn't Mix
7.
Multimineral injections are a good match for amino acids 29
8.
Combination 29 that settles over time
9.
Preparation 31 for use alone
10.
32 formulations that can be mixed together
11.
Mixing order/giving order 33
12.
Precautions/Remedies 34
13.
35 Essentials for Safe Medication
14.
Pain, vasculitis, phlebitis 36
15.
If there is a vascular lesion, the precapillary sphincter closes.
Insufficient supply to cells, resulting in ineffectiveness 38
16.
Osmolality and pH 40
17.
Example calculation - 250 ml of saline solution, 42 ml of Myers' cocktail base
18.
Calculation Example - High-Dose Vitamin C (30g~) 43
19. IVNT's Mindset and Know-How 43

Part 3.
Types and details of injections
1. Injectables used in IVNT and their representative product names 47
2.
Amino acid 48
① Types of amino acid solution preparations (non-covered) 51
3.
Glutamine 52
① Clinical application protocol for glutamine 53
4.
Arginine 54
① Arginine Obesity Injection Protocol 56
② Arginine Clinical Application Protocol 56
5.
Myers Cocktail
① Overview of the Myers Cocktail 57
② Basic solvent of Myers Cocktail 59
③ Vitamin C 62
④ High IVC Anticancer Protocol_N Clinic 64
⑤ Sodium bicarbonate 65
⑥ Mg/Ca 65
6.
Vitamin B complex
① Classification of Vitamin B complex 67
② Representative functions of Vitamin B complex 68
③ B1 thiamine 68
④ B2 riboflavin 70
⑤ B3 niacin 71
⑥ B5 pantothenic acid 72
⑦ B6 pyridoxine 73
⑧ B9 folic acid 75
⑨ B12 cobalamine 76
7.
A look at Myers' cocktail combinations from various clinics
① Basic composition: vit B ± 1, 5, 6, 12 + vit C + Mg ± Ca 80
② Example of Clinic A appointment prescription 81
③ B Clinic Appointment Prescription Example 82
④ C Clinic Appointment Prescription Example 83
⑤ D Clinic Appointment Prescription Example 84
⑥ E Clinic Appointment Prescription Example 84
8.
Antioxidants
① Representative antioxidant 87
② Antioxidant 88 used in IVNT
③ Thioctic acid 89
④ Clinical Application of Alpha Lipoic Acid 90
⑤ Glutathione 91
⑥ Clinical Application of Glutathione 92
⑦ Hepatotonics 93
⑧ SAMe 95
⑨ Multi mineral 96
⑩ Trace mineral 97
⑪ Clinical Application of Multimineral Injections 98
⑫ Selenium 99
⑬ Clinical Applications of Selenium 100
⑭ Zinc 101
⑮ Clinical Applications of Zinc 102
9.
Preparations that can be mixed without problems
① Placental injection 104
② Precautions when using Linek 105
③ Clinical application of Lynex 106
④ Licorice Injection 107
⑤ Clinical Application of Licorice Injection 108
10.
Tests to evaluate adrenal function
① ACTH 109
② Cortisol 110
③ DHEA-S 110
④ Ginkgo 111
⑤ Example of using additive injection 113
⑥ Colin 113
⑦ L-carnitine 114
⑧ N-acetylcysteine ​​115
⑨ Choline + Carnitine + NAC → Colcanac 116
⑩ Omega 3 (DHA, EPA) 116
⑪ Omegaben actual loss insurance application case 118
⑫ 3-chamber TPN 118
11.
Other intramuscular and subcutaneous injection preparations
① Vitamin D 120
② Testosterone 122
③ Declarease (Somatropin) 123
④ Thymosin-a1 125

Part 4.
Applying it in practice
1. Indications for IVNT 131
2. Symptoms that require IVNT 131
3.
There is no single protocol for each symptom/disease 132
4.
Careful questioning and touching are the beginning of rapport 133
5.
134 Patient-Credible Explanation Techniques
6.
Sample 135 Functional Medicine Test Results

Part 5.
Non-medical situations
1.
Distinction between salary/non-salary/recognized non-salary and actual loss insurance 145
① Legal classification of medical practices 145
② IVNT's actual loss insurance (compensation for actual expenses incurred) 146
③ The History of Loss Insurance (Based on Outpatient Treatment) 147
④ Response Method 149
⑤ Example of a diagnosis/opinion written by a doctor 151
⑥ Example of writing a diagnosis) Cold, etc. - Macro writing 152
⑦ Prescription and document preparation with reference to efficacy and welfare categories 152
⑧ Should I split the chart? 153
⑨ To claim actual expenses, you must claim both the covered and non-covered treatment. 153
⑩ How to respond 154
2.
Example 155 of a Diagnosis/Opinion by Disease
Colds, eczema, enteritis, headaches, dizziness, irritable bowel syndrome, liver disease, cancer
3.
Clinical application and findings of Ministry of Food and Drug Safety approvals by product 159
B1 thiamine (Fursultamine), B2 riboflavin (Ribovita), B5 pantothenic acid (GCVitao), B6 ​​pyridoxine (Megavita Six), B12 cobalamine (GCVitaline, Ricobalamin),
Vitamin C (Megagreen), Sodium bicarbonate (GC Vibon), Vitamin D (GC Vitamin D),
Multi mineral (GC Multi 5), Se (GC Selenium), Zn (GC Zinc), Placenta (Lynex),
Arginine (GS Arginine), Glutamine (Dipeptibene), Thioctic acid (GS Thioctic acid, Lipotocin), Glutathione (GS Tathione), Licorice (Hysiphagen C), Fine Hepafusion, Ginkgo (GS Ginkgo),
Choline (Neuraren), L-carnitine (GS Cartin), N-acetylcysteine ​​(GSCNAC),
Somatropin - adult growth hormone (declase), Testosterone - male hormone (Nebido injection),
Thymosin-a1 (GC Wellbeing Immune Alpha One), amino acids (Dr. Lamin, Caremin, Yubasol, Nutrihex),
Omega-3-DHA, EPA (Omegaven), 3-chamber TPN (Formsperi362, Omafwonperi362, Winnerpperi362, SAMe (P&T Sammy))
4.
How can we create a comfortable environment? 174

Hello, teachers.
My name is Jin-ho Kim, a family medicine specialist.
Following the publication of “5-Minute Prescriptions for Common Diseases and Symptoms in General Practitioners,” we have now published “IVNT Intravenous Nutrition Therapy: Getting Started Right Away.”
At first, the sheer number of different types of injections and the various methods were difficult to understand.
It felt like I was blocked by a huge wall.
However, I gradually learned more through giving various lectures, and I organized the various theories and practices of the field into one book so that teachers who are approaching IVNT can easily understand them.
Although it is somewhat crude, we have tried our best to convey a practical/realistic sense by inserting as many actual photos and cases as possible.