Allan Tejada was born in the Philippines and moved to Eagle Pass, Texas in 1993. He has always had a passion for helping others. Obtained his certificate as a certified nursing assistant in 2006 and has worked in different positions in the hospital while obtaining his associates degree in nursing. He was a Project Quest member and graduated from San Antonio College in 2011. He furthered his studies at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center while working in the emergency department and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2014 with his Bachelor's degree in nursing.
In 2017, he obtained his Family Nurse Practitioner degree at Texas Tech and has worked in rural health, pediatrics and is currently working in family medicine serving the medically underserved population in San Antonio. As an advocate for his patients he knows the importance of staying at optimal health, in which hydration and essential vitamins are paramount. Experience in the emergency departments also gave him insight on ailments that lead patients to the hospital that could have been prevented or treated with medications and supplementations that Bolus Hydration & Wellness now provide. His goal is to help others perform at their best and provide therapy to prevent costly emergency room visits.
Intravenous (IV) therapy is a popular component of healthy living and wellness. By providing supplemental vitamins and micronutrients into the vein, this process will improve overall health and well-being. To break it down further, supplementation by IV route is shown to have faster and more efficient absorption compared to oral supplementation which has slower absorption because the digestive system has to be considered. Oral route of supplementation is broken down by stomach acids then passes through the liver and then finally ending in the bloodstream. The IV route bypasses this entire process.
