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  Key Points:  A few studies show that NAD+ IV therapy can alleviate alcohol and drug addiction, as well as Parkinson’s disease, but no studies have examined its effects on aging. Oral administration of NAD+ boosting therapy is safer, more cost effective, and more consistently dosed than intravenous administartion. When one of the most popular podcast host of all time, Joe Rogan, proclaims his ability to withstand the pain of a short-duration NAD+ drip, and the world-renowned popstar Justin Bieber reveals his use of NAD+ IV therapy to treat his drug addiction, some may be wondering if NAD+ IV therapy actually works.    NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) IV (intravenous) therapy, also known as NAD+ drip therapy, refers to injecting NAD+ (dissolved in fluid) into an individual’s vein to raise the concentration of NAD+ in the bloodstream to receive the therapeutic benefits of NAD+. Due to the headaches and shortness of breath that some individuals experience ...

In recent years, the allure of IV drip therapy has surged, captivating both health enthusiasts and celebrities alike. Whether it’s the well-known Myers cocktail (a specific IV infusion of magnesium, calcium, vitamin C, and B vitamins invented by John Myers, MD in 1959), energy boost, or NAD IV, this trend has got A-listers from Brad Pitt and Madonna to Rihanna and Justin Bieber hooked. Read on to learn how it may benefit you. This intriguing medical innovation promises a plethora of health benefits, leaving many curious minds wondering: What magic lies within those IV bags, and is it truly transformative? In an exploration of the scientific realms of IV drip therapy, we talked to Dr. Anant Vinjamoori, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Modern Age and Harvard-trained longevity expert. Dr. Vinjamoori told Healthnews, "IV drip therapy is an efficient way to deliver nutrients directly into the bloodstream, potentially achieving higher therapeutic impacts compared to oral supplements."...