“The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and lie about your age.” – Lucille Ball
Well, no offense, because we love Lucy, but she missed one secret to staying young – NADᐩ IV infusions!
What is NADᐩ?
NADᐩ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a compound that occurs naturally in the mitochondria of all living cells. It’s essential for transferring energy between cells, and it supports everything from immune cell function to DNA repair.
NAD+ levels naturally decrease as we age. This decline has been linked to issues like reduced cognitive function, cancer, metabolic disease and other age-related concerns.
Why should I consider NADᐩ IV infusions?
Some call NADᐩ the “fountain of youth” because of its ability to rejuvenate cells. In fact, a 2017 study found that improving NADᐩ levels in older mice resulted in their tissue resembling that of younger mice – essentially reversing some of the damaging effects of aging on things like muscular function.
NADᐩ IV infusions may:
- help improve energy levels.
- support repair of damaged tissue and skin cells.
- benefit muscle recovery and function.
- assist in restoring mental clarity and focus.
- support symptom relief from age-related concerns.
Who can get NADᐩ IV infusions?
NADᐩ infusions are typically most beneficial for:
- Aging adults.
- Patients with chronic fatigue.
- Individuals recovering from addiction, who may find infusions helpful in managing cravings or withdrawal symptoms.
- Health enthusiasts, especially those seeking to improve their recovery regimens.
How does the NADᐩ IV infusion program work?
For most people, a course of treatment consists of one IV infusion per week for four to eight weeks in a row. It takes approximately one hour to administer the infusion, and patients are encouraged to drink plenty of fluids prior to their appointments to achieve the best results.
If you would like to discuss how NADᐩ may benefit you, book an appointment or walk into any Mid-South location to speak with a Pro Health provider. They will take time to understand your symptoms and concerns, and work with you to find the best treatment.