Kayla Harrod, APRN

Prepare to recover from a hot, fun, and busy holiday weekend with IV hydration! ☀️🇺🇸

Whether you’re spending the weekend on the lake, at the ballfield, traveling, grilling, or watching fireworks, don’t let dehydration slow you down.

Give your body the fluids, vitamins, and nutrients it needs to bounce back and feel your best.

We may have a few openings available tomorrow. Call when we open to check availability and get scheduled!

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A little shape. A little volume. A lot of confidence. ✨

The goal was a natural enhancement that complements her features while leaving room to add more over time if desired.

Now offering lip filler 👄

A quick fall schedule update:

🍂 Adding Thursdays from 9:00 AM–2:00 PM (starting late August)
🍂 Mondays will be my only day in the office past 3:30 PM
🍂 Friday appointments will be limited in October and November 🏹🦌

IV hydration spots for tomorrow are up for grabs! Call 501-932-1780 pronto to secure yours! Feeling drained, exhausted, or just guilty about ignoring those fluids? Come see me and let's fix that!

Feeling fatigued lately?

You might be surprised how often low energy comes down to something simple like dehydration. When your body isn’t properly hydrated, everything from your energy levels to your focus can take a hit.

Sometimes all you need is a reset. IV hydration can help replenish fluids quickly and get you feeling back to yourself.

If you’re needing a jump start, come see me for IV hydration.
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Something I hear all the time:
“But I only lost 2 to 4 lbs.”

But what kind of weight did you lose? That matters.

Not all weight loss is the same.
Was it water weight from dehydration?
Or temporary fluctuation from sodium and fluid retention?

Or was it “only” 2 to 4 lbs because you lost fat and gained muscle?

That is a completely different outcome.

It is easy to compare yourself to others, especially those on medications showing rapid drops on the scale. But real fat loss does not happen fast. It does not work that way.

Fast weight loss is often water and muscle, not sustainable fat loss.

If all you are doing is taking a shot, cutting calories, skipping adequate protein, and not moving your body, you are likely losing muscle. And that weight can come back quickly as fat once you stop.

The goal is not just to lose weight.
The goal is to lose fat while preserving or building muscle.

Granted, these weights are far apart and I am not on a GLP1, this is based on the photo I am attaching to this post.