Infusions forGlutathione IV TherapyGlutathione IV TherapyAntioxidant SupportImmune SupportPost-Illness Recovery SupportMuscle RecoveryMind & Focus Support
Dr. Violeta Aronov, DO, a board-certified anesthesiologist with nearly two decades of
clinical experience, reviews each patient’s health information to determine whether
IV therapy is appropriate. Following that assessment, Dr. Aronov selects the appropriate
supportive care and personally administers and monitors the infusion from start to finish.
IV services are intended as supportive care and are designed to complement—not
replace—appropriate primary or specialty medical treatment. Not every patient is
eligible. Individual results may vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Appointments only • Physician review and eligibility determination required
Each signature infusion is a thoughtfully designed starting point—not a
one-size-fits-all formula or a promise of results. Before scheduling, Dr. Aronov
reviews the health information you provide, including your medical history, medications,
allergies, and individual needs, to determine whether you may be eligible for IV support.
Based on that review, Dr. Aronov may recommend a signature infusion, modify the formula, or
create a customized option. IV support is intended to complement—not
replace—care from your primary care physician or specialist. Every infusion is
physician-reviewed and directed.
6Signature IV infusions
1Customized infusion option — based on individual needs
No Screening FeeA short safety questionnaire is required before scheduling to determine whether IV support is appropriate for you. There is no screening or physician review fee.
Many chronic inflammatory conditions are associated with increased oxidative stress. Antioxidant ×3 Reset combines three antioxidants: Vitamin C, Glutathione and Alpha-Lipoic Acid working as one system to support the body’s antioxidant defenses.
Proactive nutritional support while you are well — not during acute illness — to support normal immune function, antioxidant defense, cellular energy, and everyday recovery.
Lean-muscle and recovery support during GLP-based and other medically supervised weight-loss programs, and during periods of reduced nutritional intake, aging, illness, or prolonged physical stress. LiquiXO combines a complete 20-amino-acid blend with exosome technology.
Brain fuel for stress, mental burnout, and demanding lifestyles — with B vitamins supporting brain energy, neurotransmitter production, and healthy homocysteine metabolism linked to cognitive decline. Taurine supports neuronal balance, while alpha-lipoic acid crosses the blood–brain barrier to support antioxidant defenses.
We listen to your concerns and review your medical history. When appropriate — and safely within the limits of our office — Dr. Aronov may offer a customized infusion.
It is not about putting more ingredients in a bag. It is about choosing the right
ingredients for the right person. Researched. Separated when needed. Given in a planned
order. Directed by a physician.
01
The route
Swallowed, a nutrient has to survive the stomach, cross the gut wall and pass the
liver before it reaches your blood. Through the IV, it enters your bloodstream directly.
02
Separate stages, one deliberate sequence
Not every ingredient belongs in the same bag. We divide the protocol into smaller,
carefully prepared stages to help protect ingredient stability and preserve potency.
03
Every step has a reason
Chemistry, light sensitivity, infusion speed and traceability decide what shares a
bag and the order it is given in. If a reaction begins, we know which stage to stop.
An IV bag is not a smoothie. The moment something enters your vein, it becomes medicine.
The physician who plans your infusion also administers and monitors it.
Dr. Violeta Aronov, DO · Board-Certified Anesthesiologist · Founder
Violeta Aronov, DOAnesthesiology
Nearly two decades of clinical anesthesiology guide the medical evaluation and
monitoring before and during each infusion — hydration status, blood pressure, medication
response, fluid balance, and signs of a possible reaction.
Nearly two decades in the operating roomClinical anesthesia from general surgery and OB-GYN to pediatrics and orthopedics.
Doctor of Osteopathic MedicineNew York College of Osteopathic Medicine at NYIT, then anesthesia residency.
Rooted in researchBiochemistry research at Stony Brook and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.
Three of the questions we hear most. Forty answers, including the questions for every
infusion, are on the questions page.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. All visits are by appointment only; walk-ins are not accepted. Alpha Vital Elite is an outpatient medical wellness practice, not a hospital. Before an infusion can be scheduled, a physician must review your health information to determine whether the nutritional and antioxidant IV support we offer falls within our scope and can be provided safely and appropriately in our setting. If your medical needs fall outside our services, you may be advised to seek care from an appropriate physician or medical facility.
Is there a physician review fee?
No. There is no screening or physician review fee. Before an infusion can be scheduled, a physician reviews your safety-screening answers, medical history, medications, allergies, relevant laboratory results or medical records, and wellness goals at no charge. This individualized review helps determine whether the IV support available at Alpha Vital Elite is safe and appropriate for you — and, when appropriate, which option may best meet your needs.
The screening itself is a short questionnaire that takes only a few minutes. If IV support is appropriate, Dr. Violeta Aronov contacts you directly to schedule your appointment. The complete medical form and patient attestation are reviewed and signed at the clinic on the day of your infusion.
Occasionally, the review may show that additional information is needed or that the services available at our practice are not the right fit for you. In that situation, the physician will explain why and, when appropriate, whether another option may be considered.
Who personally provides and monitors my infusion?
At Alpha Vital Elite, physician involvement continues throughout your visit. Your infusion is personally provided and monitored by Dr. Violeta Aronov or another physician on the Alpha Vital Elite medical team.
The physician providing your care reviews your medical history, determines and verifies the appropriate formulation and doses, prepares and starts your infusion, sets the flow rate, and remains with you through completion. Your infusion is not handed off to a technician; a physician remains directly responsible for your care from start to finish.
Something not answered here? Call us, or start with the free screening.
Swallowed, it has to survive the trip. In a vein, it is already there.
The Pill Has To Make The Trip
The number on the supplement label tells you how much is inside the pill. It does not
tell you exactly how much your body will absorb. Before a swallowed nutrient can reach
your blood, it must travel through your digestive system and cross the gut wall. How
much gets through can vary.
1
Your Stomach
Stomach acid and digestive juices break the pill apart and release what is inside.
Some ingredients make it through the stomach easily. Others may be changed or broken
down before your body can absorb them.
2
Your Gut Wall
Think of the gut wall as a row of tiny doors. The nutrient must cross this wall to
enter your blood. How much gets through can depend on the nutrient, its form and dose,
your digestive health, and what else you eat or take.
3
Your Liver
Many swallowed substances travel to the liver before reaching the rest of the body.
The liver may change, store, or remove part of some ingredients.
4
Your Bloodstream
What reaches your bloodstream is the amount your body absorbed. In some cases, that
may be only 10 to 20 percent of the dose promised on the bottle’s label. It
usually arrives gradually over hours.
The Catch — The label tells you what you swallowed. It cannot tell you
exactly what your body absorbed.
Through The IV — 0 Stops
Into The Vein
The infusion enters the vein and joins your bloodstream directly. No stomach to
survive. No gut wall to cross.
Your Bloodstream
Within minutes, the ingredients are moving through your bloodstream. Your blood
carries them throughout the body, where tissues can take up what they can use.
The Point — With a pill, you know how much was swallowed. Through an IV, you
know how much was delivered directly into circulation.
Two
Why We Don’t Put Everything In One Bag
Most IV Clinics
The One-Bag Approach
One bag. Everything mixed together at once.
Multiple ingredients are combined and infused together without separation into individual
stages or a visible sequence.
One bag. Everything at once. Fast to hang. But has anyone considered what those
ingredients may do to one another inside the bag?
Alpha Vital Elite
The Alpha Vital Elite Approach
Separate stages. One deliberate sequence.
Not every ingredient belongs in the same bag. Some ingredients are not compatible with one
another. Some require protection from light, while others need to be administered in a
particular order.
That is why we divide the protocol into smaller, carefully prepared stages — to help
protect ingredient stability and preserve the potency you are paying for.
01Trace Minerals
02B-Complex Vitamins
03Amino Acids
04Alpha-Lipoic Acid
05Vitamin C
06Glutathione Slow IV Push
Protected from light No cover needed
One Example. A Deliberate Sequence.
The sequence shown above is one example of the Alpha Vital Elite approach. The number of
stages varies depending on the infusion, but the principle remains the same: each formulation
follows an intentional sequence based on ingredient compatibility, stability, light
sensitivity, and appropriate administration rate.
Learn The Alpha Vital Elite Way
Why The Sequence Matters
1
Chemistry
What can share a bag?
Some IV ingredients work well together. Others can change or lose strength when they are
mixed. Knowing their names is not enough — we check how the actual products behave
together before placing them in the same bag.
2
Light Sensitivity
Why we protect certain ingredients
Riboflavin (vitamin B2), ascorbic acid (vitamin C), alpha-lipoic acid,
vitamin B12, and glutathione can be sensitive to light. Light can weaken them during
preparation and infusion. We use a special cover during infusion to protect them —
just as dark bottles protect some medicines.
3
Infusion Control
Why separate IV bags matter
Different IV ingredients may need to be infused at different speeds. Putting them in
separate bags lets us control how fast each stage is given. If a patient has an adverse
reaction to a particular IV ingredient, the physician can slow or stop that stage and more
easily identify which ingredient may be causing it. Your safety is our number 1 priority.
4
Traceable Infusion Stages
Because your safety matters
When ingredients are given in separate bags, each stage is traceable. If any reaction
begins — whether it is an allergy or something else — we know what was being
infused. We can stop that stage and better identify the possible cause.
An ingredient list tells you what is being given. Our process also considers what belongs
together, what needs protection from light, the order in which each stage should be given,
how fast it should run, and how a problem could be traced.
Chemistry. Light. Control. Traceability. Every step has a reason.