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[Dominic F.]

I'm looking into IV NAD+ therapy but doing it with a clinic is currently really expensive so I'm looking into fining a way to do it myself. Other than a thread I found on this forum:

https://www.longecit...jection-of-nad/

the only information I can find about doing it DIY is a video by Ben Greenfield:

 

Has anyone here found a way to administer IV NAD+ to themselves? It seems to be fairly difficult to find suppliers for IV NAD+ infusions.

[Phoebus]

yeah, I wondered the same thing 

 

finding an NAD provider is a real challenge. Have you found one? I have not. 

 

one thing I considered is that if I could find medical grade NAD+ I could use that and mix it with DMSO to create transdermal NAD. Maybe not as affective as IV but I really think it would work 

 

according to research posted in this thread the mito take up NAD+ from the extracellular space, and I am certain DMSO could deliver it to that area 

 

https://www.longecit...tual-nad-pills/

[John250]

I know this sounds a little out there but what about rectal administration? The bioavailability of some drugs is near 100% with that method.

[Boopy!]

I don't know how to do an enema but there is a huge business profit for enemas in general,   in larger cities,  I've noticed.   I know people obsessed with getting them done,   although I don't understand it tbh.   It's fascinating to me that they pay people to basically clear out their intestines.   Now you can even "pay"  for people to exercise your gut,   rather than exercising it yourself.   When I was a kid I remember a fairy tale I liked,  about a fat king who exercised by watching people play tennis until he was worn out.    But I am liking the idea of getting nutrients into the body this way,   and now I myself am curious!   I am just not good with recipes and medical stuff,   but this might be easier than needles,   hopefully.  

[LeonardC]

Hey LongeCitiers!

 

After some research I found a company supplying NAD+ solution for IV:

www.ivnads.com

I sent them a few emails and good fast rational responses.

 

Has anyone here had experience with them?

 

I'm going to jump over to the "Infusion and injection of NAD+" forum now and see where we are on protocols for administering.

The Ben Greenfield video above is quite interesting but so blurry you can't see the bottle and he doesn't state the dose or final time it took unfortunately.