The Journal · Notes from the practice
Seven home games, one Thursday-night opener, and a Homecoming against Florida. A practical, clinician-honest guide to planning IV support around the 2026 Mizzou home slate — when a drip earns its keep, when a $2 electrolyte packet is enough, and when the right call is 911.
A clinician-honest look at NAD+ for the Capitol-complex workforce — what the molecule actually is, what the evidence does and doesn't show, why we deliver it as a 15-minute shot instead of a four-hour infusion, and the two boring interventions we'll recommend before it.
A clinician-honest guide to the hangover IV — what is actually in the bag, what it can and cannot do, when a mobile drip is the right call in Columbia or Jeff City, and when it is not. Includes the specific Sundays the calendar fills first.
A clear, walk-through guide to a first mobile IV visit in Columbia — what we ask at intake, what is in the bag, what the line actually feels like, and the small differences that show up when the clinician at the door is the prescriber.
A clinical, no-marketing walkthrough of compounded semaglutide as run from a nurse-practitioner-led mid-Missouri practice. Who it is for, who it is not, what the monthly cadence actually looks like, and the trade-offs between compounded and brand-name GLP-1.