• IV infusion of 500mg NAD+ over 2-4 hours, three times in week one (alternate days)

• Week 1: IV infusion of 500mg of NAD over 2-4 hours 3x per week in week 1 (alternate days)
• Week 2: IV remineralization with vitamin C 25g plus amino acids followed by glutathione 2,000mg 3x per week
• Week 3: Repeat NAD 3x per week
• Week 4: Repeat remineralization – 3x per week

• NAD+ has shown to decline as we age, leading to accelerated cellular and molecular degeneration and aging, as explained further in the link below:
  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7278809/
• NAD+ therapy promotes cellular and molecular regeneration, thus helping to slow the aging process. The two options above can both provide anti-aging benefits, with Option 2 providing even more anti-aging benefits through the remineralization of powerful antioxidant’s glutathione and high-dose vitamin C.

• IV infusion of NAD 750mg over 4-6 hours 10x over a two-week span (daily)

NAD+ at-home self-injections as needed.

• If, after the treatment course, you are still having occasional cravings, you may self-inject 100mg SQ NAD to help get over these cravings.
• Patient can keep this at home and self-inject subcutaneously (SQ)
• In-depth teaching provided on-site at our storefront clinic
• What’s included:
  • One 10mL (1000mg) reconstituted vial of NAD+ (10 treatments)
  • Cost: $450 (savings of $49)

• NAD+ therapy is NOT a cure for addiction. NAD+ is a natural therapy option that has shown to help cellular healing within the brain, which in return can help take away cravings associated with addiction. With this, there is a much better chance of successfully recovering and allowing the person a greater chance of long-term success with recovery.
• Studies have shown NAD IV therapy can help reduce cravings, depression, and boosts energy levels associated with detoxing from alcohol, opiate withdrawal, and benzodiazepines https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7278809/
• NAD is a more natural solution compared to the prescription of drugs suboxone, naltrexone, or methadone because there are no toxic side effects from NAD+
• After only 10 consecutive treatments of therapy, people battling addiction have had a greater chance for a better quality of life rather than finding medications you need to help feel normal because you have a greater likelihood of getting back to feeling normal after therapy.
• Why do people relapse?
  • Because alcohol, cigarettes, drugs, and even food can make you feel better in the moment as there are neurotransmitter surges that creates a “happy feeling”. Stopping this thus stops these happy feelings and can lead to depression, fatigue, and a higher likelihood of relapse, all of which is something NAD+ can help to reduce or eliminate.

Interested? Call 616-350-9123 or email [email protected] for more information