
Serving Tyler, Sugar Land & Surrounding Areas
For Tyler-area residents with PPO insurance or Medicare
You’ve been told to sleep more. Exercise. Eat better. Manage your stress. Maybe take a multivitamin.
You’ve done all of that. And you’re still dragging through every day like you’re carrying a weight no one else can see.
Here’s what most doctors don’t test for:
Chronic fatigue is frequently driven by specific nutrient deficiencies that standard blood work doesn’t catch. Your body needs precise levels of these nutrients to produce energy at a cellular level:
Vitamin B12 — critical for red blood cell production and cellular energy metabolism. Deficiency causes profound fatigue, brain fog, and weakness. Nearly 20% of adults over 60 are deficient.
Iron — carries oxygen to every cell in your body. Low iron = cells starved of oxygen = crushing exhaustion. Iron deficiency is the #1 nutritional deficiency worldwide.
Magnesium — involved in 300+ enzymatic reactions including energy production. Deficiency causes fatigue, muscle weakness, and brain fog. One of the most common deficiencies in developed countries.
Vitamin D — regulates immune function and energy. Deficiency is linked to fatigue, depression, and muscle weakness. Widespread in populations above 35°N latitude.
Folate (B9) — essential for DNA synthesis and cell division. Deficiency causes megaloblastic anemia and debilitating fatigue.
You’ve had bariatric surgery. Your shortened digestive tract absorbs as little as 10–40% of nutrients from food and supplements. 66% of bariatric patients develop deficiencies.
You’re over 60. Your stomach produces less acid and fewer enzymes needed to extract nutrients from food. B12 deficiency alone affects 1 in 5 adults over 60.
You take metformin. It’s one of the most prescribed drugs in America—and it depletes B12 over time.
You take PPIs (acid reducers like Prilosec, Nexium, Prevacid). Long-term use reduces absorption of B12, magnesium, calcium, and iron.
You have a digestive condition. Crohn’s disease, celiac disease, IBS, or gastroparesis all impair nutrient absorption.
You’re a woman. Iron deficiency is significantly more common due to menstrual blood loss, pregnancy history, and hormonal factors. Folate and magnesium depletion are also more prevalent.
You have fibromyalgia or CFS. Research shows these patients frequently present with deficiencies in magnesium, B12, folate, and vitamin D—all of which worsen fatigue symptoms.

Step 1: Free Consultation + Comprehensive Testing
We review your health history, medications, symptoms, and lifestyle. We order targeted lab panels that go beyond standard blood work to check B12, iron, ferritin, magnesium, vitamin D, folate, copper, and other key markers.
Step 2: Physician Analysis + Customized Plan
Your physician reviews YOUR results and identifies exactly where you’re depleted. No guessing. No generic cocktail. A formula designed around your specific deficiency profile.
Step 3: Comfortable In-Clinic IV Infusion
You relax in our Tyler clinic while your customized nutrients are delivered directly into your bloodstream. Sessions are typically 30–60 minutes. Many patients report feeling a difference within 24–48 hours of their first infusion.
Step 4: Insurance Handles the Bill
For qualifying patients with PPO or Medicare, your customized IV therapy is covered by insurance. Not $300–$500 cash per session. We verify your coverage before any treatment begins
Generic, one-size-fits-all blends
No blood work. No diagnosis.
Nurse/tech administered
$150–$400+ cash per session
Targets wellness (energy, glow, hangover)
Single visit, no follow-up
No diagnostic capability
Customized formulas from YOUR lab results
Comprehensive panels + physician review
Physician-directed treatment plan
Covered by PPO insurance and Medicare*
Ongoing monitoring + plan adjustment
EKGs, spirometry, carotid ultrasound, WAVI brain scans + more






We review your symptoms, health history, current medications, and what you’ve already tried.
We order comprehensive nutrient panels targeting B12, iron, ferritin, magnesium, vitamin D, folate, copper, and other critical markers.
We verify your insurance coverage and tell you exactly what’s covered before any treatment begins.dministered
If deficiencies are found, your physician creates a customized IV plan. You’ll know the cost (if any) upfront.
If a nutrient deficiency is draining your energy, the answer might be simpler than you’ve been told—and it may already be covered by your insurance.