Metabolism and recovery

Resveratrol 50 mg IV drip

English translation of content medically reviewed in Romanian by Dr. Claudiu Ruscu, intensive care physician (anaesthesia & intensive care)· Romanian text reviewed 20 September 2026

A polyphenol from red grapes, studied for its role in cellular protection. Given intravenously, because the oral route has low bioavailability.

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900RON

Consultation included

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Benefits

Resveratrol is a polyphenol found in red grapes and red wine
The oral route has low bioavailability — the molecule is metabolised quickly
A 50 mg dose, given intravenously over about 60 minutes
The evidence in humans is still limited, and we do not promise results

Active ingredients

Resveratrol 50 mg

The dose is adjusted individually, based on the medical consultation. Every substance is pharmaceutical grade, given intravenously for higher bioavailability.

The SYNERVA method

STEP 01

Consultation

We assess your health and decide whether this protocol is right for you.

STEP 02

Preparation

You are seated comfortably. The IV cannula is placed and monitoring begins.

STEP 03

Administration

The infusion is given slowly, under medical monitoring, for optimal tolerability.

STEP 04

Monitoring

Afterwards, we check how you are feeling. You can leave straight away.

Indications

✓Chronic tiredness or lack of energy
✓Prolonged stress and burnout
✓Recovery after intense physical exertion
✓Immune support during the cold season
✓Improving the appearance of the skin

Contraindications

✕Pregnancy and breastfeeding
✕Severe kidney failure
✕Known allergy to any component of the infusion
✕Severe active infections

The full list of contraindications is discussed during the consultation.

Frequently asked questions

What is resveratrol?

A polyphenol made by plants, found in small amounts in red grapes, peanuts and red wine. It has been studied for more than two decades, particularly in research on cellular ageing. We tell you what the substance is, not what it will do for you.

Why intravenously and not as an oral supplement?

Because resveratrol taken by mouth has low bioavailability: it is absorbed, but it is metabolised very quickly in the gut and liver, so only a small fraction reaches the circulation. The intravenous route bypasses this step.

What do the studies show?

The data in humans are still limited and inconsistent. Preclinical research is extensive, but the results have not translated clearly into clinical trials, and the doses and forms used vary widely between them. We do not present it as a proven protocol and we do not promise effects.

How long does it take, and does it have contraindications?

The drip takes about 60 minutes. The general contraindications are pregnancy and breastfeeding, severe kidney failure, known allergies to any of the components and severe active infections; all of them are checked at the assessment beforehand.

How much does the resveratrol drip cost?

900 RON, medical consultation included.

English translation of answers medically reviewed in Romanian. They do not replace a consultation — indications and contraindications are decided individually, at the medical assessment.