“Cinderella” Cocktail: Plainly Explained — Ingredients and Benefits

The “Cinderella” cocktail is an intravenous blend of three powerful antioxidants designed to support health, aid recovery, and improve skin condition.

Here’s what it contains and why each ingredient is used.

Ingredients and actions:

• Glutathione (Luthione 1200). One of the body’s most powerful antioxidants, composed of three amino acids — L‑glutamine, L‑cysteine and glycine. Glutathione helps remove toxins and free radicals, reduces inflammation, increases stress resilience, and slows skin aging. It is present in foods (carrots, tomatoes, potatoes), but intravenous administration is more effective for a rapid and noticeable rise in blood levels.
• Lipoic (alpha‑lipoic) acid (Cindella). This acid is present in every cell and participates in converting glucose into energy. It protects cells from oxidative damage, improves metabolism and circulation, helps lower cholesterol, and supports youthful skin. The body produces it naturally, but IV administration raises blood levels more quickly and can produce a perceptible effect.
• Vitamin C (ascorbic acid). Important for collagen synthesis — the protein responsible for skin strength and elasticity. Vitamin C also regulates redox processes, supports immune function, and is involved in repair of bone and connective tissue. Because the body does not produce vitamin C, it must be obtained externally — IV delivery provides a faster effect.

Benefits of the “Cinderella” IV:

• Natural components and high bioavailability — up to about 90% absorption.
• Fast effect: improvements in wellbeing and appearance are often visible after the first session.
• Good compatibility with other cosmetic procedures (injectables and device treatments).
• Low risk of complications when performed under appropriate medical supervision.
• More effective than taking the same substances in tablets or powders.
• Sessions usually take 30–60 minutes and are performed on an outpatient basis.

Who may benefit The “Cinderella” IV may be recommended for:

• Severe fatigue and reduced performance;
• Weakened immune system;
• Skin concerns: pigmentation, dull complexion, loss of firmness, acne and scarring;
• Puffiness and dark circles under the eyes;
• Disturbances of fluid‑and‑electrolyte balance;
• Recovery after infections, antibiotic therapy, or chemotherapy;
• Post‑COVID syndrome;
• Poisoning, stress, and general physical depletion;
• As supportive therapy when there is a risk of certain neurological conditions (based on indications and after physician consultation).

Contraindications The procedure is not recommended for:

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• Minors without physician approval;
• Severe renal (kidney) insufficiency;
• Decompensated chronic diseases;
• Severe psychiatric disorders;
• Individual intolerance or allergy to any component.

A medical consultation is required before treatment, and tests should be done if necessary — this ensures a safe and effective treatment plan.