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IV Therapy is the infusion of fluids and medication on the vein. IV is the abbreviation for intravenous. That is why IV therapy is directly administered in the veins. The fluids and medications contain vitamins and minerals delivered via an IV drip or injection, allowing them to move quickly in the bloodstream.
Antioxidants such as glutathione and vitamins A. C, and E protect your body against diseases.
Calcium, a mineral that helps build strong bones and teeth.
Magnesium, a mineral that aids in healthy metabolic function. It also combats cramps, inflammation, and migraines.
Vitamin B-1, B-2, B-3, B-5, B-6, B-9 and B-12. These are collectively known as vitamin B complexes. They are especially important to patients having trouble in the absorption of natural vitamins. Vitamin B complex also contributes to healthy metabolism and nerve functions.
Vitamin C boosts the body’s immune system. If you are sick or if you feel like being sick, vitamin C will repair your body tissues to help you fight diseases.
Dextrose, a type of good sugar or glucose solution that can be converted into energy.
Lactated Ringer’s, a calcium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, sodium lactate, and water mixture. They are used to prevent dehydration.
Saline, sodium chloride plus water solution also prevents dehydration.
To boost energy and vitality, once or twice a month of n IV therapy is often appropriate. But for people with complex health issues may need an initial six cycles or more of IV therapy.
First, you will need to legalize the business. This is to make sure that you can prescribe an IV therapy in the location and state where you will operate. You will need to get an Employer Identification Number (EIN) to establish your business identity.
You will also need to get the necessary licenses and permits for a mobile business. These may include a business license from the local government, fire and health clearances, parking permit, seller’s permit, and zoning permit. Since IV therapy is in the health industry, there are special permits that your mobile truck may need.
Under the corporate medicine law, IV therapy can be administered by a non-physician provider, such as a Physician Assistant (PA), Nurse Practitioner (NP), or Registered Nurse (RN). In some states, it can be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN). The prescribing provider or mobile IV therapy owner should also meet the applicable supervision rules per state. These rules require undergoing the needed IV therapy course training.
You will also be required to get basic insurances to operate a mobile IV therapy business. These may include a Business Owner Policy (BOP), Commercial Auto Insurance (CAI) for your mobile truck, General Liability Insurance (GLI), and Worker’s Compensation Insurance (WCI) for your team.
The next step on how to start a mobile IV therapy business is to buy the right truck. A boxed trailer or camper van can be the best truck for a mobile IV therapy business.
The average cost of a new mobile truck today is between $100,000 and $175,000.
The average cost of a used mobile truck today is between $50,000 and $100,000.
You can check out the best deals on mobile business trailers here.
You may also need a comfortable recliner where your patient can relax while having the treatment.
There are different marketing strategies you can use to promote your mobile business. The most popular is word-of-mouth. You can ask your colleagues, family, and friends to tell the good news to other people that you have a mobile IV therapy business.
It is also best to promote your business on social media. One good social media site is Facebook. You can create a Facebook Page for your mobile IV therapy truck. The page will display information about your business. Regular posting on a Facebook Page can help your services get discovered.
Most entrepreneurs recognize the importance of setting up a business website. This is where people online can inquire about the business, especially the local community.
You can do a Google search for fitness gyms in your area. This is where you can get a lot of potential customers. If gym enthusiasts are willing to pay $100 per month for fitness memberships, they are highly willing to pay for IV therapy. One treatment of IV therapy typically costs $100 to $150.
You can reach out to the members of fitness gyms in your area. Depending on the gym owner, they may let you in to discuss the benefits of IV therapy among their members. Other owners may partner with you to get a commission for every customer you make from them. Or you may also offer the owner a free injection to feel the benefits themselves. Moving forward, you can give the gym owner a freebie once he or she refers to a certain number of clients.
Analysis of cloudy structures evolution on meteorological satellite acquisitions

This paper concerns the characterization of clouds on meteorological satellite image sequences through points trajectories. These temporal curves can be computed from the result of motion estimation over image sequences. The study includes a representation method for the trajectories, which is based on normalized Fourier modules. The original trajectories can be compared independently of their localization, orientation and scale. We then determine that the information contained in these representation vectors is relevant for discrimination and classification of cloudy structures on satellite data. Results addressing METEOSAT infrared data are analyzed and displayed throughout the paper.Disclaimer: I do not own TBBT or its characters and I make no profit from this, it's all for fun.
Spoilers: Probably through early/mid season 4 – up until Amy, at least.
Author's note: I don't know how Amy's storyline ends on the show, maybe it already has (I'm behind), but in the world of this story, she and Sheldon are currently friends.
It had been a long day at work, and the last thing she expected to see when she entered her building was Sheldon sitting in the stairwell, typing something on his computer.
"Sheldon?" She asked, as she got her mail, shuffling through the stack of envelopes. Bills, bills, and more bills. She was tempted to throw the entire lot into the trash. "Is there a reason you're sitting on the steps? Did Leonard kick you out again? I'm going to talk to him –"
"No, it's not that," he said, as she stopped midway up the first flight of stairs. "I chose to leave, it was better than spending another moment with Leslie."
"Leslie's over?" Penny came back down to sit next to Sheldon at the foot of the steps, against the opposite wall. "She and Leonard are back together?"
"No, thankfully she hasn't pulled him back into her vortex of evil. They're working on a project together. I didn't ask what because...I don't care."
"But why are you sitting down here?"
"I was waiting for you," he said, as he started closing applications on his laptop. "I was going to seek sanctuary in your apartment, but you weren't home."
"Really?" She was surprised that he'd wanted to come over. They hadn't spent much time together in the past few months. It had been several weeks since she'd seen him other than occasionally passing each other in the hall or lobby. He'd even been absent the last few times the others had come to have dinner at her work.
"I haven't seen you in weeks."
"You see me right now."
"Sheldon," she complained, really not in the mood to argue with him tonight. "You know what I mean. Ever since you started seeing Amy. Or not seeing her. Or whatever you two call it."
He'd actually noticed that, as well, and he'd been thinking about it for a few weeks. In the beginning, he hadn't really been aware that he'd stopped spending time with Penny as a direct result of becoming friends with Amy.
Then, when he had realized it, he'd found it was nice with less of Penny in his life. It wasn't like he outright banned her, and she was still friends with all of them, but she purposely avoided coming over when Amy was at his apartment. Gradually, he saw her less and less. The more Amy was around, the less Penny was there. His life was more orderly, and made more sense. He didn't have to deal with Penny showing up whenever she felt like it, or complicating his life in the aggravating way only she had perfected.
Yes, things had been fantastic. Until one day, he realized they weren't anymore.
"It's not my fault you don't like Amy," he told her, feeling quite defensive for some reason, maybe out of guilt. Though that should be impossible.
"Amy's not exactly a fan of me," Penny shrugged. "She's made it no secret. Sorry if