NAD+ is an essential metabolite for all living cells. It’s an important co-factor inside the mitochondria, “the powerhouses inside our cells”. Ageing, exposure to various toxins (e.g. alcohol and cigarettes), sedentary lifestyle and eating junk food can result in a significant decline in NAD+ levels causing various health problems and accelerating the ageing process.
With ageing, our bodies produce less NAD+ which reduces the mitochondrialfunction.
This reduces the energy production (ATP) which can be the cause of several pathologies and addicitions
Conclusion: As we age, declining NAD+ is a key contributor to illness, disease and deteriorating health
Low NAD+ levels impair mitochondria function and are implicated inhealth problems such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, immune problems, stress processes including obesity and perhaps even aging itself.
Maintaining a high level of constitutive NAD+ in the body is critical for maintaining health and functionality, for averting or reversing a number of deleterious disease phenomena, for energy and vitality, and possibly for extending life spans in
The 2013 study by Dr Sinclair at Harvard is explained in this video below:
The treatment can last from 1 hour to several hours depending on your tolerance of the symptoms
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD+) 500mg. Additionally, Vitamin B-12, Vitamin B1, B2, B3, B6, Glutathione and Vitamin C along with other nutrients based on your bespoke consultation
You may experience stomach discomfort and heavy breathing during the treatment, but staff will always be at hand to slow down or stop the treatment at any time.
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NAD+ therapy can supposedly increase your energy, focus and metabolism, improve your cardiovascular health and help you detox from drink and drugs. All this, of course, sounds incredibly unlikely – so I thought I’d see for myself…
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