The largest ketamine therapy provider in the US, KWC, has announced the introduction of NAD+ infusion therapy at six of its clinic locations.
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is a critical molecule that not only helps convert food to energy, but also plays a crucial role in maintaining proper cell health.
As a person ages, a decline in NAD+ levels may negatively impact the individual’s health and susceptibility to age-related diseases. There is also evidence that NAD+ therapy supports the creation of new cells, neuropathways, and networks in the brains of adults which can support a patient’s recovery from various mental health conditions.
The therapy is administered intravenously or intramuscularly (IM) and KWC has stated it has the potential to boost natural energy stores and immunity, brain and DNA function, and cell communication when a patient is successfully treated, along with enhancing the process of healing chronic conditions such as depression, PTSD and anxiety.
KWC’s NAD+ treatments will only be offered under rigorous clinical supervision in controlled settings.
CEO of KWC and COO for Delic Corp., Kevin Nicholson, commented: ”At KWC we are committed to building on our holistic approach to mental health wellness and pursuing the most effective and suitable treatments to address our patients’ needs.
”The introduction of NAD+ infusion therapy to our clinics is a strong complement to ketamine therapy and has benefits for their mental and physical well-being. Moving forward, we are excited to explore new methods of treatments that may support our patients even further on their journey.”
The clinics where the therapy will be offered are based in Jacksonville, Houston, Salt Lake City, Dallas, Las Vegas and Tucson. Offerings will began on 9 May, with plans to expand nationwide.
All programmes undergo frequent quality assurance evaluations and comply with the highest standards of care and all recommended guidelines. KWC is dedicated to providing affordable and personalised mental health treatments throughout its vast network of ketamine clinics, allowing it to serve thousands of patients in nine states.
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