Why Niagen (NR) is Superior to NAD+ Therapy

Restore Hyper Wellness Writer
Restore Hyper Wellness Writer
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September 26, 2024
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If you're familiar with NAD+ then you know that anti-aging intervention is here, but that's not all this therapy does. NAD+ also helps increase metabolism, energy and cellular health. But something new has arrived: How you replenish NAD+ levels in the body. Niagen (NR) IV Drips have recently entered the wellness market, and our experts explain why this product is superior to NAD+ Therapy.

What is NAD+?

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a critical coenzyme found in every cell of your body. It plays a fundamental role in energy production, DNA repair and the regulation of metabolic processes. Without sufficient NAD+, your cells would struggle to convert nutrients into usable energy, leading to fatigue, slower recovery and even accelerated aging. Unfortunately, NAD+ levels decline naturally as we age, and factors like stress, poor diet, overconsumption of alcohol and inflammation can accelerate this depletion.

While regular exercise, adequate sleep and a cold therapy routine can help naturally increase levels, NAD+ IV Drip Therapy has gained popularity over the years because it delivers a direct infusion of NAD+ into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system to ensure maximum absorption.

This therapy is known to restore depleted NAD+ levels, helping to improve energy, mental clarity and cellular processes. However, there are some downsides. NAD+ can have uncomfortable infusion experiences for some individuals. Headache, nausea or diarrhea are potential adverse experiences during or after infusion because the body does not normally have large concentrations of NAD+ in the bloodstream.

What is Nicotinamide Riboside (NR)?

Nicotinamide riboside (NR) is a unique form of Vitamin B3 that is a natural precursor to NAD+. NR is often found in small amounts in foods like milk and yeast. Since the body converts NR into NAD+ inside cells, it can pass through cells easily when administered through an IV Drip, unlike NAD+ Therapy.

Then What is Niagen (NR) Exactly?

Niagen is a powerful, pharmaceutical-grade form of NR designed to maximize NAD+ levels and effects by supporting the body's natural NAD+ production pathways. Below, our experts dig into the reasons why it's superior to NAD+ IV Drips and IM Shots.

Longer Lasting Results

The key advantage of Niagen (NR) is that it works within your body’s natural systems to gradually and consistently boost NAD+ levels. Clinical trial participants who received NR IV Drip, experienced 20% higher NAD+ at the 3-hour mark, compared to baseline NAD+ levels, NAD+ IV Drip and oral NR.

Better Tolerance with Niagen

Another key reason Niagen is superior to NAD+ Therapy is its tolerability. Because Niagen (NR) is a form of Vitamin B3 and supports the body's natural processes, it is generally well-tolerated.

The clinical trial reported few adverse experiences, such as jaw or tongue tingling. This makes it a safe and effective option for those seeking to increase their NAD+ levels without the risk of an uncomfortable infusion experience.

Boost Metabolism, Energy & Anti-Aging Intervention 

This clinical study highlights that Niagen (NR) IV Drip Therapy offers a more potent boost in NAD+ levels compared to NAD+ IV, and higher, more sustained NAD+ levels lead to better anti-aging intervention, metabolism, energy and cellular repair.

For the superior way to feel the effects of NAD+ with long-lasting results and fewer adverse experiences, book your Niagen (NR) IV Drip today

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