Advanced IV Therapies for Acute and Chronic Diagnosis Exam

First Last Credentials

The fat soluble vitamins are relatively non-toxic as they do not accumulate in the body

DO NOT give to patients with liver disease or liver cancer

The fat-soluble vitamins, including A, D, E, K and biotin are available in “water soluble” forms as stable emulsions

The fat soluble vitamins can accumulate if given in too high dose over time and may result in toxicity

Excessive Vitamin D leads to serum hypocalcemia

Has a contraindication in primary hypoparathyroid disease

Has no correlation to inflammation and infection

Deficiencies can allow for more sensitivities to aflatoxin

we activate the least active methyl pathway to prime the pump.

all methyl nutrients should be supplemented for essential optimization of all methyl pathways.

we use specific methyl nutrients to obtain balance within the methyl pathways.

we never stimulate just one methyl pathway. All methyl pathways need to be stimulated.

Ozone with B vitamins only

High Dose Vitamin C

H2O2

Hypercalcemia, Hyperkalemia, Hyponatremia, Hyperchloremia

Hypocalcemia, Hypokalemia, Hypernatremia, Hypochloremia

Hypocalcemia, Hypokalemia, Hypernatremia, Hypermagnesemia

Hypocalcemia, Hypokalemia, Hyponatremia, Hypochloremia

B Vitamins

Glutathione

Amino Acids

Minerals

Yes, it can be given on the same day but should not be combined with other therapies at time of administration.

No, and should never be given on the same day

Yes, it can be given on the same day and can be administered at the same time with HDIVC

No, it is not to be while a course of oxidative therapies are being given.

Yes, this keeps further symptoms and exacerbation of iron anemia

No, not enough is used to create an Iron deficiency

No, it is not necessary. This reaction will happen despite Iron levels being low.

Yes, it is a good idea despite patient’s iron status since it is used in the metabolism of Artesunate.

Iron deficiency anemia, usually only seen with IV use

Neutropenia and anemia, usually only seen with oral use

B12 deficiency, usually only seen with oral use

Thalassemia, usually only seen with oral use

Start low and titrate up to dose needed

The water soluble form is safe and comfortable for IV administration.

IV form is a lipid

Safe at doses used in common protocols

Inflammatory agent, used to modulate the immune system

An oxidative therapy

Tyrosine Kinase inhibition and tumor growth suppression

Mast cell destabilizer

Oxidative- can cause hemolysis at >80mcg/ml

Immune Inhibitory at high doses

Contraindicated use with Heparin when Heparin allergies present

All of the above

Cannot be used topically

It’s ok to use Heparin even when there is a Heparin allergy, to make sure the ozonated blood won’t clot

A regular IV line can be used and will not clot due to filter size

Lab work of a G6PD must be obtain before initiating treatment

Cytokines

Cortisol

Vitamin C

ACT

Stressors have no effect on Cortisol levels or the immune response

Stressors have an effect on Cortisol levels which then have an effect on the initial immune response

Stressors influence Cortisol levels but no effect on the immune response.

Stressors have no effect on Cortisol levels but does influence the immune system

Mental/Emotional- School

Physical- Too much exercise

Chemical- Drugs

All of the above

To decrease Progesterone in response to Estrogen dominance

To increase the cortisol response

To decrease Estrogen in Estrogen dominant patients

To improve the uses of Testosterone in men and women

No risk of masculinizing signs in women with Testosterone use

Decreases HDL cholesterol levels

There is a potential to see signs of masculinizing side effects in women when giving doses beyond physiological levels

5-10mg dose of 1% Testosterone in women has been proven to show signs of masculinizing side effects

Can improve the cognitive function of patients

Should never be used in women over 65yo

Should never be used in men

Estrogen can improve many functions of the body when in physiological doses

To improve cognitive function

For migraines

Alzheimer’s Dz

All of the above

They cause Inflammation, irritation and then degradation of mucosal linings over time

Does irritate but does not cause inflammation

Causes Inflammation and irritation in the lungs but not degradation of the mucosal lining

The immune response to spores in not variable and can be predictable in symptomatic response

Lipophilic

Water soluble

Not lipophilic or water soluble

Does irritate but does not cause inflammation

Depletes glutathione

Decreases the integrity of the BBB

Can cross the placenta

Causes mitochondrial damage

All of the above

Mycotoxin Anti-bodies- IgE

ELISA

LC-Mass Spec

Mycotoxin Anti-bodies- IgA only

Pyridoxine

Methyl cobalamin

Thiamin

Dexpanthenol

Improved oxygenation

Increased Lipid Oxides (LOP) and cytokine signals

Sterilization of the site

Upregulation of antioxidant pathways

Heavy metals

Water-soluble or lipophobic

Protein dense

Fat-soluble or lipophilic

Use sterile techniques and equipment to prevent contamination during compounding.

Skip cleaning the PEC if it has been cleaned recently.

Only use expired ingredients to avoid wastage.

Always use non-sterile syringes and needles to minimize cost.

Discard the preparation and prepare a new one

Store it in the refrigerator and administer it the next day

Shake the solution vigorously to dissolve the particles

Administer it to the patient immediately, as it is still sterile

Monthly

Annually

Weekly

Daily

ISO Class 7 certification

ISO Class 5 certification

PEC does not need certification

ISO Class 6 certification

Amplifying inflammatory responses in the immune system

Reducing inflammation by modulating cytokine release through CB2 receptors

Increasing the production of inflammatory enzymes

Blocking all immune cell activity

CBD prevents viral entry into the body.

CBD reduces pro-inflammatory cytokines like IL-6 and TNF-α, helping to mitigate cytokine storms.

CBD directly eliminates SARS-CoV-2 from infected cells.

CBD amplifies cytokine production to boost the immune response.

To reduce the effectiveness of the therapy.

To eliminate the need for monitoring.

To avoid activating the endocannabinoid system too quickly.

To minimize potential side effects and assess tolerance.

IV CBD must always include THC to be effective.

It should be infused alone in a lipid-compatible base solution to avoid compatibility issues.

It can be mixed with any other nutrients in the IV bag.

CBD cannot be administered intravenously.

CBD causes the liver to produce excess bile.

High doses of CBD may elevate liver enzymes, indicating potential strain.

CBD completely inhibits liver metabolism.

CBD can permanently damage the liver.

Endocannabinoids directly activate all neurotransmitter receptors.

Endocannabinoids are synthesized on demand and act retroactively in the synapse.

Endocannabinoids do not interact with enzymes.

Endocannabinoids are stored in vesicles for later release.

In the central nervous system

Exclusively in the skin

In the immune system and peripheral tissues

In the digestive tract only

Neurons, synapses, and enzymes

Cannabinoid receptors, endocannabinoids, and enzymes

Hormones, neurotransmitters, and receptors

Muscles, bones, and tendons

To directly replace damaged tissues

To produce energy for cells

To regulate homeostasis and maintain balance in the body’s physiological systems

To increase the production of inflammatory cytokines