Support Your Body's Own Detoxification Systems.Precisely.
A targeted intravenous infusion delivering Vitamin C, B complex, magnesium, selenium, glutathione, and alpha-lipoic acid — the nutrients that support liver detoxification pathways, neutralise free radicals, and aid cellular recovery.
Book Your Detox Drip01
Panel
What's Covered
Six nutrients chosen to replenish the key cofactors used by the liver's endogenous detoxification machinery. Your liver runs two-stage detoxification continuously. Phase 1 activates fat-soluble compounds for processing; phase 2 conjugates them with molecules that make them water-soluble for excretion via bile or urine. Both phases require specific nutrients as cofactors — when these are depleted, detoxification efficiency falls and reactive intermediates accumulate.
01Vitamin C, 5g
A primary antioxidant that neutralises reactive oxygen species and supports liver phase 1 detoxification. At 5g IV, Vitamin C reaches plasma concentrations that directly support the enzymatic machinery of cellular detoxification and recovery.
02B complex
Essential cofactors for liver phase 2 detoxification — methylation, sulphation, glucuronidation, and other conjugation pathways through which fat-soluble toxins are made water-soluble for excretion. B12 and folate are particularly important for the methylation cycle; B6 for amino acid conjugation.
03Magnesium
Required for glutathione synthesis and for hundreds of enzymatic reactions involved in cellular energy production and repair. Magnesium supports the nervous system and plays a direct role in regulating cellular stress responses. Deficiency significantly impairs the body's recovery capacity.
04Selenium
The essential cofactor for glutathione peroxidase — the enzyme that uses glutathione to neutralise lipid peroxides and hydrogen peroxide, protecting cell membranes from oxidative damage. Also required for thioredoxin reductase, another key antioxidant enzyme. UK soil selenium levels are low, making dietary intake consistently below optimal.
05Glutathione
The liver's primary detoxification molecule. Glutathione conjugates with toxins, heavy metals, and metabolic waste products, rendering them water-soluble for excretion. The liver contains the highest concentration of glutathione of any organ; IV delivery avoids breakdown in the gut.
06Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA)
A uniquely versatile antioxidant that works in both fat-soluble and water-soluble environments — unlike most antioxidants, which are restricted to one or the other. ALA directly neutralises reactive oxygen species, regenerates glutathione and Vitamins C and E, plays a specific role in mitochondrial energy metabolism, and chelates certain heavy metals. ALA declines with age and is not reliably obtainable in meaningful quantities from diet.
Together: the cofactors for both detoxification phases at doses not achievable through oral supplementation, supporting the body's own detoxification machinery rather than claiming to replace it.
02
Audience
Who It's For
Designed to support, not replace, the body's own detoxification machinery.
- Following a period of high alcohol consumption, dietary excess, or medication load
- High environmental or occupational toxic exposure
- Fatigue, brain fog, or skin dullness that may reflect accumulated metabolic stress
- Sluggish liver function or a history of liver stress
- Structured longevity protocol with ongoing support for detoxification capacity and antioxidant status
- Blood testing has indicated elevated oxidative stress markers or suboptimal antioxidant reserves
03
Deliverable
Results and What to Expect
Effects depend on baseline status and lifestyle context.
- Many clients notice improved clarity and energy in the days following the session
- Cumulative benefit with a structured course
- 3 sessions over 3 to 4 weeks is a common starting course for active recovery support
- Monthly sessions are appropriate for ongoing maintenance of detoxification capacity
- Per session price reduces with package size: from £••• down to £••• across 12 sessions
Important information: IV and injected nutrient treatments are not a substitute for a balanced diet or for medical treatment. Responses vary between individuals, and evidence of benefit in people without a diagnosed deficiency is still developing. Every treatment follows a clinical assessment, and your clinician will advise whether it is appropriate for you.
04
Difference
What 'Detox' Actually Means at EGA
The word detox is overused and poorly defined in the wellness industry. At EGA, we use it precisely: the Detox Drip supports the liver's endogenous detoxification pathways — the biochemical processes through which your body metabolises and eliminates toxins, hormones, medications, and metabolic waste products.
Two-stage liver detoxification
Phase 1 activates fat-soluble compounds for processing; phase 2 conjugates them so they can be excreted. Both phases require specific nutrients as cofactors.
Replenishment, not replacement
The drip replenishes the key cofactors for both phases at doses oral supplementation cannot reach — supporting the body's own machinery.
ALA's unique reach
ALA functions in both fat-soluble and water-soluble environments, regenerates other antioxidants, and has specific relevance to mitochondrial function and heavy metal chelation — properties no other single antioxidant combines.
Clinical supervision
Every session is administered by a qualified clinician with a brief assessment before your first appointment, including suitability for high-dose ALA.
05
Questions
Common Questions
Is this a hangover drip?
The Detox Drip supports liver detoxification and cellular recovery more broadly — it is not formulated specifically as a hangover treatment. That said, the ingredients directly address the oxidative stress, B-vitamin depletion, and magnesium loss associated with alcohol consumption.
What does alpha-lipoic acid do that other antioxidants don't?
ALA functions in both fat-soluble environments (cell membranes) and water-soluble environments (cytoplasm and blood) — most antioxidants operate in only one. It also regenerates other antioxidants, effectively recharging the broader antioxidant network, and has specific properties relevant to mitochondrial function and heavy metal chelation.
How long does the session take?
Approximately 45 to 60 minutes.
Is the drip safe?
All EGA IV infusions are administered by a qualified clinical practitioner in a supervised setting. A brief health assessment is conducted before your first session. High-dose ALA should be used with caution in people with thiamine deficiency, which your clinician will assess.
How often should I have the drip?
For active detoxification support, 3 sessions over 3 to 4 weeks is a common starting course. For ongoing maintenance, monthly sessions are appropriate.
06 · Next Step
Ready to book?
Support Your Body's Own Detoxification Systems.
- 01Book online or by phoneNo referral needed.
- 02Attend your sessionA brief health assessment is conducted at your first appointment.
- 03Relax for 45 to 60 minutesInfusion administered by a qualified clinical practitioner.
- 04Schedule maintenanceMonthly sessions sustain detoxification capacity for many people.