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Walla Walla, WA

Has anyone in this group heard of or tried NAD+ therapy? It's new and not FDA approved yet, but hospitals and universities such as Harvard and Loma Linda are using it.

April 6, 2016
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Members responded with curiosity and enthusiasm to a question about NAD+ therapy, a treatment being researched at institutions like Harvard... Read more

Members responded with curiosity and enthusiasm to a question about NAD+ therapy, a treatment being researched at institutions like Harvard and Loma Linda for conditions ranging from addiction to autoimmune diseases and adrenal fatigue. Several members shared their past experiences with niacin, the main component of NAD+, describing an intense flushing sensation that scared some away but noting that non-flushing versions are now available over the counter, though not in the higher IV doses used in clinical settings. A recurring theme was cautious optimism, with members planning to research further, try OTC supplements, or wait to hear results from those exploring the therapy, all hoping it might offer relief from inflammation, pain, and fatigue.

A myRAteam Member

NAD+ is available OTC, but not in the dosages they're giving via IV that's making such a huge difference for people. Niacin is mainly what it is, but it's not possible for us to take enough OTC niacin safely to make the kind of difference NAD+ IV is making for people. :)

April 13, 2016
A myRAteam Member

http://www.medicaldaily.com/scientists-reverse-...

fascinating! thanks for the heads up

April 7, 2016
A myRAteam Member

If it's what Im think its a treatment basically used as De-tox. They say it restore's enzymes within the brain that helps ease the process. It belongs to the Niacin family.
They are expermrnt with other applications at this time. If it's not this then I an not aware of it.
Sandy

April 6, 2016
A myRAteam Member

It's worth it if we can can anything that helps!

April 18, 2016
A myRAteam Member

I just ordered my health supplements I need to get me through my trip next month and decided to give the NAD a try so I ordered it from www.vitacost.com which my natural health lady told me about saves me a lot of money on the health supplements I take to manage my pain and keep me healthy. I also take First Day Healthy Inflammation Response from Natures plus and turmeric to help my inflammation and pain it helps a lot and I don't take pain killer drugs I manage my pain with health supplements and cherries or cherry juice and sleeping on a magnetic sleep system.

April 17, 2016

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