Baja Body Mind · Rosarito
What to expect at an IV therapy visit in Rosarito
Coming to a clinic in another country for an intravenous infusion is a reasonable thing to want to understand in advance. This is how a typical visit works at Baja Body Mind, in Popotla, Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico. It is general information, not a medical consultation, and it does not replace the visit itself.
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Before you book
We work by appointment, Monday to Saturday, 10 am–4 pm PT (San Diego time), Monday to Saturday, by appointment. The clinic WhatsApp is +52 664 437 4947. Write to us there to request a time. WhatsApp is for booking and logistics. We may send a short health questionnaire so the visit is prepared; that questionnaire is not a remote medical approval.
A 25% deposit holds your appointment (50% for NAD+). It is paid with a secure card-payment link, and you get a receipt. The balance is paid at the clinic on the day. If the doctor decides not to treat, or if you cancel with 48 hours' notice or more, the deposit is refunded in full.
Prices currently published on the site: Myers' Cocktail $115, IV hydration $115, glutathione $120, cocarboxylase $120, NAD+ from $180. Try one session first unless the doctor indicates a NAD+ package in person. See prices and booking for the full list.
When you arrive
The address is Carretera Libre Tijuana–Ensenada Km 29.5 #500, Popotla, Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico. Give yourself time; do not plan the visit around a tight return to San Diego.
At the clinic you will read and sign an informed-consent form. We take your blood pressure and pulse. Dr. Federico León Martínez Araujo reviews your history in person and decides whether an IV is appropriate that day. If it is not, we will tell you so, and we refund the deposit.
During the infusion
Nursing staff place a thin, flexible catheter. You will feel a brief pinch. The time in the chair depends on the IV: about 30 minutes for Myers' Cocktail or hydration, about an hour for glutathione, longer for NAD+. You can read or rest. Tell the nurse if you feel unwell, itchy, short of breath, or very lightheaded; they can slow or stop the drip.
Any intravenous infusion can cause bruising, soreness, vein irritation, or, rarely, infection or an allergic reaction. Too much fluid is a risk for some people with heart or kidney problems, which is why the doctor assesses you first. We do not promise that you will feel a certain way afterward.
Before you leave
We take your vital signs again and give you simple written instructions. If your arm later becomes painful, swollen or red, write to us on WhatsApp so we can arrange a review at the clinic. In a medical emergency, call 911.
These IVs are not FDA-approved for wellness use. Care is provided in Mexico under Mexican health rules. We do not offer them to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease. If you want the details for a specific drip, the therapy pages explain the evidence, in plain language, including what we do not know.
If you are coming from San Diego, see Crossing from San Diego for IV therapy: logistics and our San Diego visitor page.
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General information; it does not replace a medical consultation. See our medical disclaimer and privacy notice.