Just over a year ago, I had a 50ml NAD IV. Prior to the IV, I was a perfectly happy and healthy person. No issues whatsoever. While getting the IV, I felt the commonly reported tightness in my chest, head rush, etc but it subsided minutes later. No worries. However, about 3 hours later, I started to feel very strange (mentally). I couldn't concentrate, I had a sudden onset of depression-like symptoms, mental agitation, and extreme fatigue. The next morning I woke up with a feeling of panic/very startled and shortness of breath. To this day (over a year later), I am still dealing with these same symptoms. Any idea what could have happened, from a biochemical standpoint? Thanks.
Yes it does seem expensive but I suppose that just all depends on what price you’re willing to pay for good health? In my opinion, you can’t put a price on good health because once it’s gone, only then do we seldom realise what we *should* have and, furthermore, *could have* done by acting sooner, but instead chose not to.
@ I think most of us are willing to spend most of our disposable income on great health. There’s not many with much disposable income at all. I can afford it but it’s not a sustainable model especially for people who really need it.
Is it good for mental health.
Just over a year ago, I had a 50ml NAD IV. Prior to the IV, I was a perfectly happy and healthy person. No issues whatsoever. While getting the IV, I felt the commonly reported tightness in my chest, head rush, etc but it subsided minutes later. No worries. However, about 3 hours later, I started to feel very strange (mentally). I couldn't concentrate, I had a sudden onset of depression-like symptoms, mental agitation, and extreme fatigue. The next morning I woke up with a feeling of panic/very startled and shortness of breath. To this day (over a year later), I am still dealing with these same symptoms.
Any idea what could have happened, from a biochemical standpoint? Thanks.
Which NAD should I buy please.
NAD from Reuss Research is made in the US. It is third party tested and made in an FDA approved facility
"Ahem. We charge $550 a ppp. " That was a tell. Cause $550 is pricey.
Sounds promising but 550 a pop and you front end a whole bunch and then one a month? That’s at least 6000 a year.
Yes it does seem expensive but I suppose that just all depends on what price you’re willing to pay for good health? In my opinion, you can’t put a price on good health because once it’s gone, only then do we seldom realise what we *should* have and, furthermore, *could have* done by acting sooner, but instead chose not to.
@ I think most of us are willing to spend most of our disposable income on great health. There’s not many with much disposable income at all. I can afford it but it’s not a sustainable model especially for people who really need it.
@ yeh that’s so true. Everything is so damn expensive now :(