Holistic Health

Introducing the oxygen-based treatments that are a fresh approach to wellness

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If you or someone close to you suffers from an autoimmune disorder or chronic ailment, then you know the burden of pain. And as cutting-edge as Western medicine is, it doesn't always provide long-term relief from common conditions.

Dallas-based Regen IV Wellness picks up where traditional healthcare leaves off, and was founded on the idea that a body must be primed for optimum health in order to heal. The clinic uses integrative, holistic methods of treatment.

And what exactly does that mean?

It helps to know that studies from Dr. Shallenberger, president of the American Academy of Ozonotherapy, concluded that many diseases result from the body's inability to fully utilize oxygen. If treatments can help patients utilize oxygen, then healing will follow.

Through multiple IV treatments, injections, or insufflations (air being blown into the body), patients receive nurse-administered therapies at Regen to stimulate immune-system response and improve the use of oxygen at a cellular level.

These oxygen-giving treatments include Regen's signature Ozone therapy. It provides antimicrobial benefits for infections, improves autoimmune disease symptoms, cardiovascular disease, and even supports oncology treatment.

Similarly, hydrogen peroxide infusions enter the blood stream and benefit areas of the body that have been oxygen-deprived. It's been said to fight arthritis, cancer, diabetes, infections, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, herpes zoster and simplex, Epstein-Barr, and candida. For chronic neck and back pain, joint pain, and all forms of musculoskeletal aches, Prolozone works as a homeopathic oxygen injection.

PRP therapy and supplement programs are also available and offer a wide range of benefits.

Regen IV Wellness has successfully treated more than 30 cases of acute viral illnesses with a 100-percent recovery rate and no hospitalizations, including a majority of Covid-19 positive patients.

One 62-year-old woman had a compromised immune system and was suffering with typical COVID-19 symptoms: fever, shortness of breath, body aches, and a cough. With a rigorous protocol that included oxidative therapies, the patient reported feeling 95 percent better by day five.

The holistic clinic also helps patients via IV vitamin therapies such as Myer's Cocktail, which contains B-vitamins, magnesium, and vitamin C. It addresses fatigue, seasonal allergies, and symptoms of depression.

NAD+ is also available, which helps the body reduce environmental toxins and slows the effects of aging, facilitates detoxification, and supports neuroregenerative processes.

Call 214-326-0033 for an appointment and take a look at the full menu of services and treatments by visiting the website.

CultureMap readers can mention this article for a free consultation (a $75 value) with a nurse practitioner and 20 percent off their first IV.

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Dallas neighbor dazzles on new list of happiest cities in America

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A new happiness study has ranked Plano one of the happiest cities in America this year, and it once again landed on top as the happiest city in Texas.

Plano has moved up on the list and ranks as the 16th happiest U.S. city in 2026. Last year, it was 17th.

WalletHub determined the happiest cities in America based on 29 relevant metrics based on "positive-psychology research" across three main categories: emotional and physical wellbeing, income and employment, and community and environment. As with most WalletHub studies, it compared the 182 most populous U.S. cities.

Fremont, California claimed the top spot as the happiest city nationwide for another year. Bismark, North Dakota and Scottsdale, Arizona, respectfully, rounded out the top three.

Here's how WalletHub ranked Plano across the three key dimensions:

No. 15 – Emotional and physical wellbeing
No. 22 – Community and environment
No. 72 – Income and employment

Plano and its residents have continued improving their city year after year, whether its through opening new bakeries and restaurants, inviting fun pop-ups for locals, or having a strong job market.

Plano's happiness far outshines the rest of North Texas; according to WalletHub, Irving is the 70th happiest city in the country, the third-happiest in Texas, and the second-happiest city in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro. Garland ranked farther behind as No. 92 nationally, and more DFW cities ranked even lower: Grand Prairie (No. 106), Dallas (No. 111), Fort Worth (No. 113), and Arlington (No. 119).

The report additionally found that Dallasites spend the third-most amount of time at work in the nation. The city ranked No. 180 in the national analysis of U.S. cities with the "fewest work hours."

WalletHub also emphasized that money doesn't buy happiness — after a certain point.

"For decades, researchers have explored the science of happiness and identified several core factors, including mental well-being, physical health, strong social ties, job satisfaction, and financial stability," the report said. "Still, income has its limits — studies show that earning more than $75,000 a year does not lead to greater happiness."

Six-figure earners in Plano aren't necessarily as happy as those who don't make as much, as a separate financial study from SmartAsset revealed these big earners are only taking home about $72,653 after taxes and adjusted for the cost of living.

This is how other Texas cities ranked in the report:

No. 39 – Austin
No. 128 – Houston
No. 135 – Lubbock
No. 137 – El Paso
No. 140 – Laredo
No. 143 – Amarillo
No. 150 – Brownsville
No. 154 – San Antonio
No. 155 – Corpus Christi

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