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For your Body and Mind

NAD+ is one of the most important treatments we offer. We've seen people first hand get off of ADHD meds, Pain Pills, Drugs, and other addictive substances.  

NAD+ is like a super helper inside our cells. It's essential for important tasks like fixing DNA, making energy, and building proteins. As we get older and increase stress, our NAD+ levels drop, which can make us feel tired and less sharp.

But there's good news! You can get a special treatment that boosts your NAD+ levels by IV infusion, making you feel rejuvenated for weeks. NAD+ is like a secret weapon in your cells, helping them work better and slowing down the aging process. It's not something you can find in your local Whole Foods, but a unique and powerful prescription treatment with no negative side-effects. 

What is NAD+?

NAD+ is a vital coenzyme found in all living cells.

It's crucial for various cellular functions and has gained attention in aging research.

NAD+ facilitates electron transfer, the basis of cellular energy production.

History of NAD+

Discovered in brewing yeast in 1906 as a "coferment."

Nobel Prize awarded in 1929 for understanding NAD+ and fermentation.

Played a key role in DNA research and sirtuin studies in subsequent decades.

What does NAD+ do?

NAD+ powers mitochondrial energy production.

It acts as a coenzyme, transferring electrons between molecules.

NAD+ is essential for enzyme activity, gene expression, and cell signaling.

How is NAD+ created?

Humans have three pathways to produce NAD+: de novo, Preiss-Handler, and salvage.

De novo pathway starts from scratch using L-tryptophan.

Preiss-Handler pathway involves vitamin B3 conversion.

Salvage pathway recycles NAD+ precursors like NMN and NR.

NAD+ helps repair DNA damage

NAD+ supports DNA repair, preventing genomic instability linked to aging.

Cellular repair systems consume NAD+, which declines with age.

NMN supplementation shows promise in mitigating age-related DNA damage.

NAD+ and the Sirtuins

Sirtuins are enzymes associated with longevity and cellular health.

Sirtuin activation depends on NAD+ availability.

NAD+ repletion may promote healthy aging and combat diseases.

NAD+ and insulin

NMN appears to improve insulin production and activity.

Studies suggest NMN reduces inflammation and insulin resistance in mice.

Ongoing research is needed to determine human benefits.

The future of NAD+ research

Animal studies show potential in aging and longevity.

Human trials are ongoing, with more data needed for conclusive results.

 

SYMPTOMS:

ADDICTION(S)

BRAIN FOG

LOW-ENERGY

INFLAMMATION

AGING POORLY

IRRITABILITY

DEPRESSED

Helps: 

Addiction Recovery

Anti-Aging

Inflammation

Mental Clarity

Sustained Energy Levels

Circadian Rhythm (Better Sleep)

Performance Enhancement

- Now go change the world with that new young body ;)

RESULTS:

"LESS CRAVINGS"

"BRAIN FOG GONE"

"GAVE ME MOTIVATION TO

GET BACK IN SHAPE"

"BETTER ENERGY"

"MORE STABLE MOOD"