What if there was a way to naturally boost everything from your cognitive function, sleep quality, energy levels and skin health while reducing your risk for degenerative diseases? The answer may be NAD+ Therapy and Niagen (NR) at your local Restore studio. Learn more about the benefits of NAD+ and natural ways to boost this critical coenzyme.
What is NAD+?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is found in every cell in your body, and while this coenzyme is naturally occurring, NAD+ levels naturally decrease as you age. Because it plays a critical role in everything from energy production and DNA repair to the regulation of metabolic processes, the decrease in NAD+ over time can lead to symptoms like fatigue, accelerated signs of aging, cognitive impairment and even degenerative diseases.1
NAD+ Benefits
The good news is that increasing your body’s levels of NAD+ may provide a variety of both physical and mental benefits. It’s been demonstrated to help reduce the physical signs of aging and cognitive decline, provide natural mental health support, improve sleep quality and energy levels, reduce inflammation and the risk of degenerative diseases and even boost metabolism.
Good Ways to Boost NAD+
The simplest way to naturally boost NAD+ levels is to adopt healthy lifestyle practices like regular physical activity and a balanced diet. When you exercise, your body requires more NAD+ for energy, which signals your body to jump-start the DNA-rebuilding proteins your body needs to recover.2
Adding in foods that are high in Vitamin B3—such as salmon, liver, chicken breast, peanuts, tuna, avocado, mushrooms, potatoes, green peas, legumes, pork, turkey, sunflower seeds, banana and eggs—is critical because the body can’t produce that nutrient on its own, and B3 is known to help boost NAD+ levels.3
Cold therapy, such as Whole Body Cryotherapy, may also help boost your NAD+ levels in 3 minutes or less.
Better Ways to Boost NAD+
When you’re ready for an extra boost, try NAD+ IV Drip Therapy.
What’s an NAD+ IV Drip?
With IV Drip Therapy, an active form of NAD+ is injected directly into the bloodstream through an IV inserted into your vein by a Nurse. This ensures it’s directly absorbed with 100% bioavailability, making it more effective than oral ingestion.
NAD+ can also be injected directly into your gluteal muscle in the form of an NAD+ IM Shot, which can be done in a fraction of the time. The best part? Each IM Shot includes a complimentary Cryotherapy prep session, providing you with double the NAD+ benefits in under 15 minutes.
The Best Way to Boost NAD+
Last year, a new option entered the market: Niagen (NR).
What is Niagen, and how does it relate to boosting NAD+ levels? As a natural precursor to NAD+, Niagen (NR) is easily absorbed and utilized with 20% higher levels of NAD+ after the 3-hour mark compared to baseline when administered through IV Drip Therapy. When converted into NAD+, this powerful, patented, pharmaceutical-grade form of nicotinamide riboside can accelerate various cellular processes—everything from metabolism, energy, cognitive function, muscle recovery, physical performance and cardiovascular health, while also reducing symptoms like inflammation, fatigue and age- and stress-related cellular damage.
For those looking for the benefits in a fraction of the time, Restore offers Niagen IM Shots, a fast and superior way to experience all the benefits that boosting NAD+ levels may provide.
Boost Your NAD+ Naturally at Restore
From simple lifestyle practices to the inclusion of regular science-backed therapies like Cryotherapy, NAD+ or Niagen (NR) IV Drip Therapy, it’s never been easier to increase your NAD+ levels—and as a result, your overall health and wellness. Ready to feel the benefits?
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