Many of today’s conveniences that were intended to make life easier have instead given us more work to do. Now with Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the scene, making it possible to create pictures, videos, articles, computer code, and more in seconds, we are faced with even greater pressure to create more in less time.
Driving ahead without ever taking time to reflect or enjoy life is like working hard to accumulate wealth that you never have the chance to use. What is it all for? That is the question you may find yourself asking when you’re finally forced to acknowledge that the symptoms of burnout have reached their peak in your own life.
High achievers are particularly vulnerable to general and occupational burnout, since they place a lot of pressure on themselves to do what others will not, and accomplish what most don’t have the discipline to even dream of. That kind of determination is necessary in the world. It is what engineering feats, medical breakthroughs, and thriving family businesses are made of. But high achievers need to balance work and recreation.
Life is meant to be lived, not simply endured. If you’re tired of shouldering the weight of self-imposed and out-of-control expectations, and you’re desperate to step out of the rat race, IV therapy for burnout syndrome can help.
Recognize the Symptoms of Burnout
One problem with burnout is that people often do not recognize the signs of exhaustion until they’re already spiraling downward. If you’ve been plodding the road of achievement for much of your life, you may have experienced many cycles of burnout. By now, you know yourself well enough to understand your triggers and their effects. Do any of the following symptoms look familiar?
- Feeling exhausted all the time
- Difficulty sleeping
- Frequent headaches or body aches
- Digestive upset including chronic constipation
- Over or under eating
- Increased use of alcohol, pain relievers, sleep aids and antidepressants
- Apathy and loss of motivation
- Procrastination and avoidance of responsibilities
- Cynicism and negative attitude
- Social isolation
- Lashing out at family, friends and coworkers
- Reduced or lost sense of purpose
- Frequent or chronic infections
Many of these symptoms have a compounding effect. For example, when you are consistently working late and getting less sleep, you may become more irritable. The feeling of never catching up and the sense that you must always be “on” can create a feeling of suffocation and hopelessness.
The mind and body are intrinsically connected, and a sense of overwhelm will ultimately manifest in your body as pain or discomfort, or even full-blown illness as the body’s defenses are broken down. Acne, weight gain (or loss), upper respiratory infections and a compromised immune system are all downstream of stress and burnout.
- Healthcare workers and caregivers of sick family members
- Teachers juggling curriculum demands, low pay, and dangerous working environments
- First responders helping others through the fallout of traumatic events
- Parents trying to manage full-time work and the needs of family
- College students managing classwork plus personal responsibilities
- Business leaders who have many others looking to them for guidance and success
IV Therapy for Burnout Prevention and Treatment
Life’s responsibilities cannot be avoided, even when managing them becomes a struggle. IV therapy for burnout prevention and treatment can be a valuable tool for managing and overcoming stress.
IV therapy delivers a power-packed blend of essential nutrients directly to your body’s cells. Unlike taking an oral supplement that needs to be digested and dispersed through your bloodstream over time, IV therapy gives you quick relief from the symptoms of exhaustion.
High-potency nutrients can give you the energy and clarity of mind necessary to create and maintain a healthy and productive lifestyle. Your renewed commitment to health may include eating more fresh produce and high-quality proteins, and staying hydrated.
You might commit to taking a walk each day after dinner, or beginning a fitness routine to improve your heart health, muscle strength and bone density. All these things can contribute to better sleep while you give your body and brain the nutrients they need to restore themselves as you rest.
As you travel the path to a healthier you, give you body the nutrients it needs with IV therapy:
- Riboflavin (B2)
- Panthothenic Acid (B5)
- Pyroxidine (B6)
- Cobalamin (B12)
- Inositol
- Niacinamide
- Magnesium (Mg)
- Glycerophosphocholine (GPC)
- Glycine
- Taurine
- Vitamin C (Ascorbate)
- Glutamine
- Tryptophan
This blend includes elements like tryptophan to give you more restful sleep according to your body’s natural sleep cycles. It also delivers the essential nutrients you need to build energy and fuel your body’s vital functions.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that supports your immune system by fighting free radicals that contribute to aging. B vitamins support a wide range of cellular functions, including the breakdown of carbohydrates, brain health, and the creation of red blood cells.
Get Fast Relief from Burnout in Manhattan NYC
If the stress of hustle culture is starting to wear you down, it’s time to replenish and rejuvenate with self-care that includes a blast of potent nutrients. To get safe and effective nutrient IV therapy, contact InVita Wellness. Our spa-like Manhattan clinic offers IV therapy for burnout, and cryotherapy treatments that can reinvigorate your body and mind, to help you live your best life.
Sources:
https://nadclinic.com/what-is-executive-burnout-and-how-can-nad-help/
Links:
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Edu-Valsania, S., et. al., “Burnout: A Review of Theory and Measurement”, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022, 19(3), 1780
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Newport University, 1 Avenue of the Arts, Department of Psychology
