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haha I guess if you believe is it really a conspiracy theory? Or is it just real?

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I was told that to keep levels elevated in your bloodstream you should get one session three or four times a year.

@@squamish4244 I have heard a few different recommendations. The first one was depending on your health and purpose for taking NAD+ you should do anywhere between 4-10 sessions initially in a 1-2 month span. I also hear once you conclude that initial phase a session every 2-3 months is recommended.

@@Blendedathletics Interesting. I went to treat benzodiazepine dependency and had an intensive protocol, 8 hours a day drip for 14 days. (Benzos are the hardest drugs to get off of.) Then I went every month last year. I have only been once this year, due to...unfortunate events. The protocol was so purifying for me I had gruelling aching muscles and nausea, and plenty of heroic bowel movements. I felt amazing after each treatment though, even if I was exhausted.

@@squamish4244 Amazing to hear this!

@@squamish4244 Heard similar things!

You think? Based on what? Surely not your experience, right? Stop judging stuff you literally know nothing about.

Thank you Tasha! Glad you enjoyed it =)

He looks like Jeremiah Watkins mixed with Andrew santino 😂

I've done both and the IV therapy is WAY more powerful. Both are effective, however. Yes, the price is ridiculously high but only because one company in Florida holds the patent for the best kind. I got daylong IV therapy, however, because I was getting treated for a serious drug addiction. You can get much less costly IVs that are just as effective for anti-aging for, say, three hours a day, four times a year at a total cost of about $1,000.

@@squamish4244 "patent for the best kind??" Not sure how that would work? Patent for something we are all born with. But I do know David Sinclair is absolutely about keeping money away from his discoveries. He is fighting companies trying to patent the discoveries associated with his research, and is very worried about Bog Farmer preventing access to what could be a threat to current major revenue sources. Always question a Patent pending, or Patent claim. Often you will find the patent they have is over something not really relevant to the product your after, but enough to cause legal stance for deliberate misleading claims. In Australia, McDonald's markets "Australia's favorite fries", because the purchase their fries from a company called "Australia's favorite fries", which they own. They also own "100% Australian Beef" which is where they purchase their beef paddies from. Not saying they don't have a patent, and it is right to trust, but then verify. If I discovered misleading contact from a supplier of such a product, I would run for my life. David's discoveries are so interesting, and could change the world, and I believe he has the most positive of motives. But so did the Jewish scientists who escaped Hitler, and help the american's, with the desire to stop Hitler. It did matter that they protest the use, after they made it, they had little control.

@@MartinGardiner Making the highest-quality NAD is apparently not easy to do and all the naturopaths I contacted in the USA and Canada said the same thing - that the only kind of liquid NAD you should get is from one manufacturer in Florida. And they do hold a patent, as strange as that sounds. If not, it would be much cheaper - say, right now it costs me $1,000 for eight hours of IV, but without the patent my naturopath could make it himself and that plus the cost of the day-long visit would be $375.

What’s the best source of NMN? What brand ?

@@squamish4244 no. IV has no proven effect on NAD. It’s sucks to do and there is no evidence of raising levels. Expensive, uncomfortable. You’ll feel worse when you realize you wasted $$

Well....You just named 3 things most ppl don't have.

You're basically fighting genetics without 'artificial' help: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5088772/

@blaquehart b Then based on my personal experience of both, IV NAD is way, way more powerful. I managed to beat a drug addiction with it, and I could never in a million years have done that with the pills or powder. That being said, if you do not have a serious medical condition, the latter will also work. There are a lot of positive reviews of it online, including by doctors.

Some people don’t get to sleep, mr. virtue signaler.

😂… come on guys it’s so easy 🙄

I can tell you. It a Waste of $$$. She is right. There is NO evidence

Our company started to sell NAD+ now

@@tblightningbolt8902 Did you try the IV NAD? I'm looking for reviews-the good, the bad, and the ugly, to see if I should try it. I don't want to waste my money but I do want to hear from people who have personally tried it. Thank you!

@@tblightningbolt8902 are you a healthy individual? First let me ask how did you receive treatment? And what problems do you have that you expected NAD to help you with? It might be a waste for certain people and profound for others. Every persons situation is different and so to say it is a waste of money is pretty small minded since not everyone is like you.

@@natashatelfer5778 I just ordered my injections from Hone Health. I think the people that have the most to gain from this treatment are not healthy young people. Lmao. If people are looking for amazing benefits when they are already healthy then they don’t understand the whole idea of the word “treatment” because they have nothing to treat when they are already optimal health.

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Joe not bad at all. I’m in El Paso Texas I really feel like I could benefit from this but I have to find something cheaper

@@Jboogie692004 You can get shorter IVs for 1/4 the price and still a tremendous benefit.

Yeah that's for the full drug addiction treatment protocol, 10 days for eight hours a day. It's super intense. It really sucks that it is that expensive, part of the price is the patent one company in Florida holds for the best quality NAD.

Ours is actually covered partially by our company benefits. Out of pocket it cost me $40... but I believe it is at least here in Nova Scotia, Canada a few hundred if you don't have coverage.