Dr. Ahmet Özyiğit was born in 1981 in Famagusta, Cyprus. He is the youngest of three children of Özgen and Dr. Savaş Özyiğit.

After completing his high school education at Türk Maarif College in 1998, he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in economics in Kansas, United States. He then received his doctorate in the same field, actively participating in academic research and publishing various scientific articles.

Over time, Dr. Özyiğit turned to medical science and completed his medical education at the University of Nicosia Faculty of Medicine. In addition to his medical education, he earned a master's degree in Clinical Embryology at the University of Leeds, and then pursued postgraduate studies in Endocrinology at the University of South Wales.

Dr. Özyiğit, who shaped her academic and clinical career with a multidisciplinary perspective, continues her clinical studies particularly in the areas of weight management, metabolic health, and healthy aging. An active member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, Dr. Özyiğit earned American Board certification as a specialist in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine after completing a fellowship in longevity medicine. In her clinical practice, she offers her patients longevity-focused approaches, weight management programs, reproductive medicine applications for the elderly, and treatments to support brain function.

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Chronic fatigue is a long-term and constant feeling of tiredness. This condition can negatively impact a person's energy levels, affecting daily life. This condition, also called chronic fatigue syndrome, manifests itself with symptoms such as weakness, exhaustion and lack of motivation.

Although the exact causes of chronic fatigue are not clearly known, experts think a number of possible factors may play a role. Some of these are those:

Stress

Being under intense and constant stress can lead to hormone imbalances in the body, contributing to chronic fatigue.

Sleeping disorders

Sleep apnea, insomnia, or other sleep disorders can cause constant fatigue as a result of not getting enough, quality sleep.

Irregular Life

Unbalanced diet, irregular exercise habits and unhealthy lifestyle can negatively affect energy levels.

Chronic Diseases

Some chronic diseases can cause a constant feeling of fatigue. These may include diabetes, thyroid disorders, and fibromyalgia.

Psychological Factors

Depression, anxiety and other psychological disorders can also contribute to the emergence of chronic fatigue.

Viral Infections

Some viral infections can cause long-term feelings of fatigue, which can develop into chronic fatigue.

Most of the time, chronic fatigue can be caused by problems caused by vitamin and mineral imbalances, a sedentary life and unhealthy eating habits. We have alternative treatments to provide energy, repair at the cellular level, and replenish missing vitamins and minerals:

Glutathione

Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally produced in the human body and helps protect cells from damage.

Glutathione Treatment

NAD+

NAD+ is a coenzyme that our cells need to perform important functions such as energy production, DNA repair, and antioxidant defense systems.

NAD+ Treatment

Alpha Lipoic Acid

Alpha Lipic Acid is used for a variety of purposes, such as regulating blood sugar levels and improving nerve function.

ALA Treatment

GHK-cu

GHK-Cu is a naturally occurring peptide in the human body and plays an important role in keeping skin healthy, firm and youthful.

Group B + Vitamins C

Adequate intake of these vitamins is critical for proper metabolism and a healthy life.

Hangover Treatment

IV supplements help prevent dehydration and get the vitamins, minerals and electrolytes the body needs.

Hangover Treatment

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What is IV Supplementation?

IV supplements (Intravenous supplements) are supplements that enter the body directly into the bloodstream and provide nutrients, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients to the body. These supplements are generally used in liquid form such as serums, vitamin supplements and amino acid solutions.

Why use IV supplements?

IV supplements are used in case of deficiency of certain vitamins, minerals and other nutrients in the body. Nutrients not obtained through diet are provided directly to the body through IV supplements, which prevents or corrects vitamin deficiencies.

Are there side effects of using IV supplements?

IV supplements are usually administered by medical professionals and are safe if administered correctly. However, they may have side effects, especially their dosage needs to be adjusted carefully. The most common side effects of IV supplements are localized pain, burning, infection, and itching.

In what cases should IV supplements not be taken?

IV supplements may not be suitable for everyone. IV supplements should not be used in certain conditions, such as hypersensitivity, allergy, heart or kidney failure, pregnancy, breastfeeding, cancer, immunodeficiency, and other medical conditions. Also, some IV supplements can interact with medications, so you need to check with your doctor first.

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