NAD+IV Therapy

NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide.

What Leads to NAD+ Decline?

As we age, NAD+ levels naturally decline. However, several external factors can accelerate this process:

• Chronic stress
• Poor diet
• Lack of exercise
• Alcohol and nicotine consumption
• Certain medical conditions

Symptoms of NAD+ Deficiency

A decline in NAD+ can lead to various health issues, including:

• Chronic inflammation
• Cognitive decline and brain fog
• Accelerated aging
• Insomnia
• Anxiety and depression
• Alcohol addiction
• Weight gain and sluggish metabolism
• Low energy levels
• Reduced libido and motivation

Benefits

• Reverses Aging: NAD+ activates longevity proteins, reducing signs of aging like fine lines, wrinkles, and hair greying.
• Boosts Mental Clarity: Improves memory, focus, and cognitive functions by enhancing neural connections.
• Aids in Addiction Recovery: NAD+ helps replenish depleted reserves in chronic alcohol addiction and is often used as an adjunct therapy in de-addiction programs.
• Supports Weight Loss: By reducing inflammation and enhancing metabolism, NAD+ makes weight loss easier.
• Combats Chronic Fatigue: NAD+ improves ATP production, ensuring efficient energy utilization.
• Enhances Athletic Performance: As a fat mobilizer, NAD+ increases energy output, making workouts more effective.

Side effects

• Flushing or warmth during infusion
• Nausea or cramping if administered too quickly
• Headache or chest tightness
• temporary Fatigue post-treatment

Read the full story that first appeared in The Free Press Journal dated April 20, 2025 here: