Understanding NAD+ and the Benefits of NAD+ Therapy

Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, more commonly referred to as NAD+, is found in every cell in the body and is essential to life. As a coenzyme to Vitamin B3, NAD+ participates in more reactions than any other vitamin-derived molecule. It helps transfer the energy we get from food to the rest of our body and is a cornerstone to maintaining healthy internal organs and neurological systems.

NAD+ Therapy

When a high dose of NAD+ is delivered directly into the bloodstream by way of intravenous (IV) infusion, it helps bypass the digestive system for efficient absorption. The NAD+ can help repair cells throughout the body including neurons in the brain. NAD+ Therapy allows your cells to produce more energy and may optimize many cellular functions throughout the body.

Since NAD+ is such a powerful molecule in the body, high dose IV therapy can be helpful for many different physical and mental conditions. Patients who have participated in NAD+ Therapy reported increased energy, mental clarity, focus and concentration, improved mood, memory, eyesight, and hearing as well as decreased pain and withdrawal symptoms.

NAD+ Therapy Aids in Anti-Aging

As we age, our cells become less and less efficient due to the lack of NAD+. Research has shown that NAD+ has a unique ability to protect tissues, induce DNA repair, and help increase lifespan. As such, several universities have been investigating these properties and beginning discussions about using NAD+ Therapy as a potential treatment for age-related degenerative diseases.

As NAD+ therapy is supposed to improve both mental and physical health of a patient while enhancing the quality of skin, eyesight, hearing, and even affecting mood and stamina, we can say for sure that this treatment is an essential step on the way to getting younger and erasing the signs of aging.

Aging and its effects, which can be considered as a disease among other diseases that appear over time, maybe slowed by adding NAD+ Therapy to one’s routine.

Although some questions remain, recent studies into NAD+ Therapy show low toxicity and high effectiveness on the way towards a longer, better life.

NAD+ Therapy and Exercise

A group of Australian exercise scientists conducted a study to observe the effects of taking an antioxidant supplement before exercising. Among other findings, their research revealed that increased NAD+ levels improved exercise performance and endurance.
The participants in the study above took an oral supplement that stimulated NAD+ so it is likely that a direct IV infusion of NAD+ maybe even more effective at improving athletic performance. NAD+ Therapy can help trained and untrained athletes meet their exercise goals.

NAD+ Therapy to Fight Addiction

Some people have used NAD+ Therapy as an option for detox by taking advantage of their cellular repair functions. NAD+ has shown to reduce cravings associated with drug and alcohol withdrawal. It is regarded as a more natural solution to prescription drugs and very safe to use.

When NAD is used as a detoxifier, nutrients bathe the brain in a pool of natural and highly therapeutic coenzymes. The substance flushes out stored drugs from the body and its organs and helps replenish the balance in the brain. Potential results can be mental clarity, increased focus and concentration, more energy, and an overall better mood.

How is NAD+ Therapy Used?

NAD Therapy Requires The Use Of An IV DripIn NAD Therapy, the co-enzyme is placed in an IV and slowly dripped into the bloodstream. This allows the substance to bypass the stomach (where analgesic medication breaks down) and travel directly to the brain. This provides the individual with a boost of energy, providing enhanced mood and awareness, as the energy they get is now from their natural sources, not other substances. It has also been claimed to slow the aging process. These benefits have opened the door for clinics to use it as a luxury, like a spa treatment.

NAD is a completely natural, uplifting, trouble-free, anti-aging energy booster. It is also used as a therapeutic agent for more energy and reversal of aging. This procedure is not as lengthy as for those seeking rehabilitation and can be administered as a regular treatment, receiving a “refill” every 6-8 weeks.

Why use NAD+ therapy to treat addiction?

It has been determined that the excessive use of drugs and alcohol will deplete the body’s natural stores of NAD. Because of this, the brain cannot receive the same energy it usually would from breaking down food. NAD Therapy floods the brain with the co-enzyme to replenish its stores, providing 3 key effects.

• It flushes out all of the drugs that are still in the user’s system.
• Reduces withdrawal effects, which can be extremely difficult and uncomfortable to tolerate.
• It curbs the cravings for alcohol and Opioids and lessens the pain of withdrawal, making recovery easier physically and mentally.
• It allows the body to produce energy more naturally, without a crash or jitters like caffeine and sugar or the negative effects that come with other substances.

The length of sessions varies depending on the severity of the addiction and what the clinic recommends. After the initial session, follow-ups will be scheduled 1 to 2 months later.

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