Fire cider on the counter, IV week in the chair — September’s soft dual path
If September feels like the month everything shifts — school rhythm, cooler nights, that first real chill — here’s a neighborly way to meet it without the scare ads.
Path one: the jar. Tahorah Fire Cider just arrived on the shelf — Original, Mild, X-Spicy, and 2oz sizes: https://4ry17z-m9.myshopify.com/products/tahorah-wellness-fire-cider-original If you’d rather steep your own, fire-cider style vinegar tonics need time — about three to four weeks — so the start-the-jar window is right now for first chill. Stanford Herb Shop still has vinegar, roots, peppers, and dried herbs on the wall. Kitchen prep and education only, not a promise that a jar will prevent or treat a cold or anything else.
Path two: the chair. Separately, this week only (September 8–12), non-members get half off listed IV prices at Stanford Clinic. That covers Myers’, Immune IV, and the rest of the menu. Clinic members already get that rate year-round; for this one week everyone else can too. Every IV is administered personally by Dr. Casey Stanford, M.D.
How to say yes to either (or both): Grab Tahorah Fire Cider at checkout, or stop by for jar ingredients whenever you’re ready. To book an IV chair for the half-off week, call (601) 947-0250 — please call; that line doesn’t take texts. IV menu: https://www.stanfordclinicandherbshop.com/iv-vitamin-therapy
IV vitamin therapy supports general wellness and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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