Singer Miley Cyrus says that she and her friends use an intravenous drip at home as a means of pumping nutrients into their blood in order to boost their energy levels.
Cyrus, 22, appears in some behind-the-scenes photos with the intravenous drip attached to her arm, while in other pictures posted on photo-sharing website Instagram, the pop star's friends can be seen getting the same treatment, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"We got nufffffin but love & vittys in our veinzzzz #vitaminpush (sic)," she captioned a picture of her with an intravenous drip attached to her arm.
Meanwhile, Patrick Schwarzenegger is reported to have recently bought Cyrus more than 100 roses to win her back.
The actor was photographed getting close to his ex-girlfriend Taylor Burns in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico but has reportedly treated his pop star girlfriend to some romantic dinners and expressed his love through e-mails.
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