Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD) Therapy

The process the human body employs to break food down into energy is a complex one to say the least. Part of that process involves the niacin coenzyme, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD). This coenzyme facilitates the breaking down of food so the cells can use the energy within to power the body.

NAD is also important because of its relationship to surtuin. These proteins are often referred to as the “guardians of the genome”, as they help with maintaining genome stability and protect it when the body is responding to stress or crisis. In addition to facilitating the conversion of food into energy, NAD also helps with maintaining healthy DNA, which means NAD plays a vital role in ensuring all the internal processes of the cells are executed correctly.

When the body can't produce sufficient levels of NAD on its own, it's here where NAD therapy can be incredibly beneficial. Read on to know all about NAD therapy and what it’s being used to treat.

Call (212) 988-0406 and speak with Dr. Nidia Carrero to know more about how you may be able to benefit from receiving NAD therapy.

What Causes NAD Depletion?

As the human body ages, it produces less NAD. However, aging isn’t all that causes NAD depletion. This can also be caused by:

•    Anxiety

•    Alzheimers

•    Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE)

•    Depression

•    Drug and alcohol abuse

•    Parkinson’s

•    Post-traumatic stress

What Kinds of NAD Therapies Are There?

NAD Brain Therapy

NAD brain therapy can help those who are experiencing mental fog, depression, anxiety, or mood disorders. Those who are experiencing cognitive decline due to aging can also benefit from getting NAD therapy. An NAD therapy can help the recipient feel sharper and healthier overall, as it facilitates brain function and encourages the cells to regenerate quicker. An effective NAD brain therapy can result in improved clarity, concentration, and memory.

NAD Energy & Metabolism Therapy

Those who experience chronic fatigue or illness can also benefit substantially from receiving NAD therapy. A coenzyme infusion can energize the cells at the molecular level, leading to a sustained boost in energy as well as smoother body functions. NAD energy & metabolism therapies are often given to those struggling with weight management, and these therapies have also helped those dealing with blood sugar issues.

NAD Addiction Therapy

An NAD addiction therapy can be administered to help an individual who’s battling substance abuse and addiction. This therapy can repair the brain cells that have been damaged by substance abuse and regenerate opiate receptors. Also, an IV infusion of NAD can reduce the craving feeling and mitigate the symptoms of withdrawal.

While NAD addiction therapies are still relatively new, more and more evidence is showing that these therapies can be quite helpful for those battling substance abuse and addiction. These therapies aren’t a cure for addiction but a treatment. When combined with other anti-addiction treatments and strategies, the results can be incredibly positive.

Where Are NAD Therapies Administered?

At Abundant Health MD, we can administer a range of NAD therapies, and we’ve helped hundreds of individuals since we first started administering these therapies.

Get in touch with Dr. Nidia Carrero at (212) 988-0406 to learn more about how you may be able to benefit substantially from receiving an NAD treatment.