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W9 NAD+ Therapy Personalized Formula
What is NAD+ Therapy?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is the latest anti-aging innovation, slowing down brain aging, and cell deterioration of almost all types.
NAD+ is a naturally occurring enzyme found in general cells. It promotes cell regeneration and energy conversion, essential for human bodies. It aids in DNA repair, cell repair, including improving cell metabolism. Increasing NAD+ levels in the body also delays the aging process and reduces the risk of age-related diseases.
IV Drip NAD+ is suitable for those who
W9 NAD+ Therapy meets the needs of individuals who:
- Seek anti-aging and cellular rejuvenation
- Look for cellular energy enhancement and fatigue reduction
- Desire to restore the functions of the nervous system and brain
- Experience cognitive decline and memory loss
- Aim to regain muscle strength and function
- Improve weight loss efficiency and fat burning
- Recover from substance abuse and chemical misuse
Why is NAD+ level crucial for anti-aging?
Dr. David Sinclair, a renowned anti-aging scientist, discovered that when NAD+ levels decline, it accelerates negative effects in the aging process.
Dr. Sinclair found that the characteristics of superhero genes, known as Sirtuins, play a significant role in body aging. Sirtuins act as CEOs of anti-aging cells. When Sirtuins are activated, they help protect DNA and control cell aging processes. However, Sirtuins need to increase NAD+ levels to start/stop defense mechanisms linked to age-related diseases. In other words, Sirtuins can “turn on” and “turn off” certain genes associated with aging like a light switch, depending on the amount of NAD+ available. With abundant NAD+, your cells thrive, leading to better quality of life and prolonged lifespan.
Does the reduction of NAD+ cause aging?
Scientists understand well that NAD+ is one of the most important molecules in the body, and we lose NAD+ as we age, leading to various health problems. It's unfortunate that the level of NAD+ decreases during the aging process. NAD+ levels at the age of 50 are only half of those at age 20 and only 1-10% remain at age 80.
The reduction of NAD+ leads to the shutdown of Sirtuins proteins (genes controlling cell aging) and inhibits the function of the PARP enzyme. Both have adverse effects on brain function and the health of our nervous system.
The mechanism of NAD+ in anti-aging medicine:
- Helps increase telomere length
- Stimulates DNA repair
- Increases energy production for cells
- Strengthens chromosomes
- Helps increase neurotransmitter levels
- Activates Sirtuins protein function (genes controlling cell aging)
- Enhances signaling to the immune cells
Research on experimental mice found that mice receiving Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN), which is a precursor of NAD+, continuously for 12 months.
- Increased weight loss
- Increased rate of energy expenditure
- Improved blood sugar control
- Increased fat burning
- Increased metabolism in mitochondria
- Improved vision efficiency
- Increased bone mass
- Improved immune system efficiency
The W9 NAD+ Therapy program helps address common deficiencies in the body's metabolism during the aging process, including conditions related to the nervous system, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and other age-related problems. It has been proven in research and scientific journals.
NAD+ treatment supports and corrects essential body functions, enhancing anti-aging effects and reducing the risk of age-related diseases.
Choose NAD+ Therapy at W9 Wellness
Safe, provided under the guidance of expert physicians. Receiving NAD+ at W9 Wellness involves adding Methyl group substances during each session. This ensures that NAD+ therapy does not impact the body's methylation process.
Reference:
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- Elhassan YS, Philp AA, Lavery GG Targeting NAD+ in Metabolic Disease: New Insights Into an Old Molecule. J Endocr Soc. 2017;1:816–835.
- Diguet N., Trammell SAJ, Tannous C., Deloux R., Piquereau J., Mougenot N., Gouge A., Gressette M., Manoury B., Blanc J. Nicotinamide Riboside Preserves Cardiac Function in a Mouse Model of Dilated Cardiomyopathy. . Circulation. 2018;137:2256–2273.
- Vaur P., Brugg B., Mericskay M., Li Z., Schmidt MS, Vivien D., Orset C., Jacotot E., Brenner C., Duplus E. Nicotinamide riboside, a form of vitamin B.3, protects against excitotoxicity-induced axonal degeneration. FASEB J. 2017;31:5440–5452.
