Myer's Cocktail IV Treatment - Natural Medical Protocols

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Myer's Cocktail IV Treatment - Natural Medical Protocols

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Myer's Cocktail IV Treatment *

IV:

Magnesium chloride hexahydrate (20%): 2 - 5 ml.

Calcium gluconate (10%): 2 - 4 ml.

Hydroxycobalamin (1,000 mcg./ml.): 1 ml.

Pyridoxine (100 mg./ml.): 1 ml.

Dexpanthenol (250 mg./ml.): 1 ml.

Vitamin B-complex: 1 ml.

Vitamin C (222 mg./ml.): 20 ml.

(Vitamin C without preservative is more irritating to the vein. If you do

use it, reduce dose by 60%.)

Alternative Preparation:

Magnesium sulfate: 3 ml.

Calcium gluconate: 3 ml.

Hydroxycobalamin: 1 ml.

Vitamin B6: 1 ml.

Dexpanthenol: 1 ml.

Vitamin B-complex: 1 ml.

Sodium ascorbate: 1 ml.

Sterile water: 15 ml.

(Adjust pH to 7 - 7.5 if necessary, with sodium bicarbonate injection. Give

by slow IV push over 15 minutes)

Preparation:

Draw up cocktail into one syringe. Add 10 - 20 ml of sterile water to reduce

the hypertonicity of the solution, thereby reducing the incidence of

occasional pain at the injection site and the rare incidence of phlebitis.

Administer slowly over 5 - 15 minutes, through a 25G butterfly needle.

Precautions:

Most patients experience warmth during the injection. Too rapid

administration of magnesium can cause hypotension, which can be severe.

Patients with low blood pressure tend to tolerate less magnesium. When

administering this treatment to a patient for the first time, it is best to

give 0.5 to 1.0 ml and then wait 30 seconds or so, before proceeding with

the rest of the infusion. For elderly or frail individuals, start with lower

doses or consider intramuscular administration of magnesium and B-vitamins

as an alternative to intravenous therapy. In patients at risk for

hypokalemia, such as those taking certain diuretics, beta-agonists, or

corticosteroids, or patients with diarrhea, serum potassium should be

measured and hypokalemia should be corrected before administering this

treatment. When in doubt, give 20 - 25 mEq. of potassium orally at the time

of the injection, and repeat 4 - 6 hours later.

Indications:

Acute or chronic Asthma

Chronic fatigue syndrome and Epstein Barr virus

Congestive heart failure (CHF) to help increase the ejection fraction

Chronic Depression

Acute or chronic muscle spasm; Fibromyalgia

Seasonal allergic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis

Acute infections

Acute or chronic urticaria

Angina

Ischemic vascular disease

Senile dementia

Notes:

In patients with cardiac arrhythmias, calcium should probably not be

included, and the maximum tolerated amount of magnesium should be used.

For asthma or urticaria, 6-30 ml of vitamin C and double doses of

pyridoxine, dexpanthenol and vitamin B12 may be necessary.

For infections and allergic rhinitis, 10-30 ml of vitamin C are used.

Short Anti-viral IV Treatment

IV:

Vitamin Bl2 (IM only):1 cc--0.38 mOsm

Selenium 40 mcg./cc.:10 cc--0.0l mOsm

Vitamin B-complex: 2 cc--4.28 mOsm

Vitamin B5 (Dexpanthenol) 500 mg: 1 cc--2.6 mOsm

Magnesium sulfate (500 mg./ml.): 2 cc--8.12 mOsm

HCl (2 mg./ml. of 1:500): 5 cc--0.55 mOsm

Ascorbic acid (500 mg/ml): l0 cc--29.2 mOsm

1/2 Normal saline (0.45%): 125 cc--20.0 mOsm

Myer's Plus

(add to Short Anti-viral IV)

IV:

AMP (50 mg.): 2 cc

Glycyrrhiza (glycyron) (2 mg.): 2 cc

Germanium (100 mg.): 1 cc

Normal saline: 5 - 7 cc

1/2 Normal saline: 100 - 125 cc

or

Lactated Ringer's: 100 - 125 cc

Directions:

Give IV over 30 - 45 minute period.

Give K+ before and after.

Indications:

Allergic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis

Asthma

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)

Congestive heart failure (CHF)

Chronic Depression

Fibromyalgia

Angina

Urticaria

Muscle spasms

Acute infections

Senile dementia

* The amounts of the vitamins, minerals and other substances used in this IV

therapy will vary according to each manufacturer's specific osmolarity.

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