IV Therapy & Injections

Targeted IV infusions and injections that bypass the digestive tract to deliver nutrients with full bioavailability.

IV Therapy & Injections — naturopathic care at JOSIE
IV therapyEtobicoke, Toronto
VirtualOntario-wide
An extension of your care

Advanced in-person therapy, coordinated through JOSIE

While oral supplementation is incredibly valuable, certain clinical goals require a more direct approach. Intravenous (IV) therapy and intramuscular (IM) injections deliver high concentrations of essential vitamins, minerals, and advanced therapeutic compounds directly into the bloodstream. By bypassing the digestive tract, these therapies ensure full bioavailability, allowing your cells to rapidly access the precise nutrients they need to restore depletion states and support long-term resilience.

JOSIE is a virtual naturopathic clinic, but you should not have to compromise on advanced, in-person clinical therapies. We have partnered with a naturopathic IV lounge in Etobicoke, Toronto to bring you this care as an exclusive, seamless extension of your treatment plan.

  • Full bioavailability by delivering nutrients directly into the bloodstream
  • Administered at our partner naturopathic IV lounge in Etobicoke, Toronto
  • Reserved for active JOSIE patients, only when clinically indicated
IV infusions

High-concentration compounds, delivered intravenously

High-dose IV vitamin C

Protocols tailored as a safe, supportive adjunctive treatment for cancer, as well as an advanced therapy for chronic immune depletion, deep cellular fatigue, and post-viral recovery.

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Mistletoe therapy

Administered via targeted IV infusions to support immune system resilience, enhance quality of life, and provide advanced systemic support during and after conventional cancer care, chronic infections, or severe immune dysregulation.

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IV iron infusions

Designed to efficiently correct iron deficiencies, support red blood cell production, and resolve long-standing fatigue.

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IV nutrient therapy

Customized with high-dose vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to bypass digestive barriers and support total systemic recovery.

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IM & subcutaneous injections

Fast, precise injections for rapid absorption

Mistletoe injections

Administered via subcutaneous protocols to safely support systemic resilience, tissue repair, and immune defense for individuals navigating a cancer diagnosis or long-term immune challenges.

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Vitamin D3 injections

Support immune function, bone density, and hormonal harmony.

Vitamin B12 injections

Directly optimize energy production, nervous system resilience, and cognitive clarity.

How it works

Your IV & injection program

Whether you are an existing JOSIE patient or seeking IV therapy or injections independently, your care is coordinated virtually through JOSIE and delivered at our partner clinic in Etobicoke, Toronto, keeping your care centralized from start to finish:

  1. Step 1

    Book a free IV therapy consult

    Start with a free 15 minute virtual consultation with a naturopathic doctor to discuss your interest in IV therapy, ask questions, and learn about the process.

  2. Step 2

    Virtual IV therapy assessment

    A virtual assessment is required before IV therapy. Your health history, symptoms, medications, supplements, and relevant bloodwork will be reviewed to determine whether treatment is appropriate and identify the most suitable formula. Additional bloodwork may be recommended if needed.

  3. Step 3

    In-person IV sessions

    Your IV treatments will be coordinated at our partner naturopathic IV lounge in Etobicoke, Toronto, where you will receive your targeted therapy in a comfortable environment.

  4. Step 4

    Continued virtual care

    While receiving your infusions in Etobicoke, ongoing monitoring, routine lab reviews, and virtual care can also be provided through JOSIE.

Ready to optimize your treatment plan with targeted, data-driven support?

True vitality means giving your body exactly what it needs, precisely where it can use it best. Let's look at your health data virtually, map out your needs, and seamlessly coordinate your advanced in-person therapies.

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