Baja Body Mind · Rosarito
IV therapies in Rosarito
Every option and price, with an honest summary of the evidence. Decide before you book.
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- Ordered by: Dr. Martínez, after reviewing your history and supervises every session.
- Given with: sterile, single-use supplies, under physician supervision
- Time: 30 minutes to 5 hours
- Price: from $115; NAD+ 6-day packages from $950
- FDA: not FDA-approved for these uses
They don't treat disease. The evidence is limited.
Compare the therapies
- NAD+ $180 (300 mg) or $250 (500 mg); 6-day packages $950–$1,300. Slow drip; 50% deposit.
- Glutathione $120 · ~1 hr. An antioxidant your body already makes.
- Myers' Cocktail $115 · ~30 min. Short; many people start here.
- IV Hydration $115 · ~30 min. Fluids with vitamins and minerals.
The therapies listed on this site are the ones we offer.
25% deposit for all except NAD+. Evidence, risks and requirements for each are in its fact sheet below.
More therapies
- Cocarboxylase (active vitamin B1): $120 · about 1 hour
The doctor evaluates you in person at the clinic. Evidence for this use is limited and it is not FDA-approved for it.
How to choose
- Be clear on what to expect. An IV doesn't treat a diagnosed disease.
- Start with one session, or a 6-day protocol. Packages are offered when the doctor considers them appropriate in person.
- Ask before you book. The doctor decides in person at the clinic.
Have a diagnosed condition? Talk to your own doctor first.
Fact sheets and questions
Fact sheet: NAD+
$180 (300 mg) · $250 (500 mg) · 6-day packages: $950 (6 × 300 mg) or $1,300 (6 × 500 mg), consultation included · 50% deposit. A coenzyme found in every cell. Studies in people are few and very small, and it isn't FDA-approved for these uses. Feeling warm or mildly nauseated is common. If you feel chest pressure or shortness of breath, tell us: we stop the drip.
Fact sheet: Glutathione
$120 · ~1 hr · 25% deposit.
• What it is: an antioxidant your body makes on its own.
• Why people ask: some want an antioxidant infusion as part of their wellness routine.
• What the evidence says: research on IV glutathione is limited.
• Not for skin lightening: there's no good evidence it works for that, and health authorities in several countries have warned against injectable glutathione for that purpose.
• FDA status: not FDA-approved for these uses.
Fact sheet: Myers' Cocktail
$115 · ~30 min · 25% deposit.
• What it is: a classic blend of magnesium, calcium, B-complex vitamins and vitamin C, given as a slow drip.
• Why people ask: it's short and well tolerated, so many people choose it as their first IV.
• What the evidence says: the only placebo-controlled study we know of was a small pilot. People improved almost as much on placebo as on the cocktail, and the cocktail was well tolerated.
• FDA status: not FDA-approved for these uses.
• What to expect: you may feel warm or notice a brief metallic taste. Both are common and pass quickly.
• Not for you if: you have kidney disease or a heart-rhythm disorder, or take medicines that affect magnesium or calcium.
Fact sheet: IV Hydration
$115 · ~30 min · 25% deposit.
• What it is: a bag of IV fluids with vitamins and minerals.
• Why people ask: many book it after travel or a hot day.
• What the evidence says: evidence for general wellness is limited. If you can drink fluids, that usually works too.
• FDA status: not FDA-approved for these uses.
• Not for you if: you have heart failure or kidney disease with a fluid limit.
Which therapy is "the best"?
None is best for everyone, and none has been shown to improve health for most people. Dr. Martínez can help you decide whether one makes sense for you, or whether you're better off skipping it.
How do I start if I've never had an IV?
A 30-minute Myers' or hydration IV will show you how you tolerate it. For NAD+, Dr. Martínez usually starts at 300 mg. Message us before you book. The doctor decides in person at the clinic in Mexico. If the doctor decides not to treat, we refund the deposit in full.
How often is too often?
More often isn't better. Most people don't need a set schedule. If Dr. Martínez thinks repeating makes sense for you, he'll explain why. If not, he'll tell you that too.
Can I combine two therapies on the same day?
Sometimes. It depends on your history and the combination. Ask us before you book and Dr. Martínez will decide.
Are they FDA-approved?
No. None of the therapies we offer is FDA-approved for these uses, and injectable NAD+ has no FDA approval for any use. Each fact sheet lists the product's status.
Can I pay in pesos?
Prices are in US dollars. See Prices & Booking.