Dec 14, 2022
A Californian health clinic specializing in cell regeneration announces updates to its NAD IV therapy for patients seeking to overcome methadone addiction and withdrawal.

San Diego,United States - December 14, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from ReNAD+ offers recovering addicts a new way to tackle drug dependence. The clinic provides intravenous injections of Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) to help clients resist cravings, reduce withdrawal symptoms, generate higher levels of serotonin, and improve overall health.
More details can be found at https://nadtreatment.com
The announcement details how NAD+ IV therapy helps people overcome their addictions in a safe, medically supervised environment. The clinic also connects patients with other services such as medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and counseling and social support, offering a holistic approach to combating chronic drug abuse.
Methadone is a synthetic opiate that has been used for decades to reduce the symptoms of heroin withdrawal. Taken daily in both liquid or pill form, the substance can only be administered by SAMHSA-certified programs for the treatment of Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). NAD is a coenzyme that helps to transport electrons between molecules within cells.
ReNAD+’s NAD IV therapy services help to reduce stress, fatigue, and a lack of motivation while enhancing cognitive function and mental clarity. Infusions offer the most effective delivery of NAD owing to it bypassing the gastrointestinal tract. The stomach can find it hard to break down the coenzyme when taken in tablet or powder form.
The clinic provides customized care for each patient, tailoring treatment in response to the severity of a client’s condition. All infusions are supervised by a qualified physician and an experienced therapist. The success rate for the methadone service is an impressive 90%.
About ReNAD+
Based in the National City area of San Diego, the center offers NAD IV therapy for those struggling with methadone withdrawal. The injections can also help patients overcome addictions to alcohol, Xanax, and Fentanyl as well as individuals who are looking to rejuvenate their bodies and minds without recourse to pharmaceutical medications.
A spokesperson says, “We find the root cause of your addiction problem and work continuously with you that will help you get relief and be drug-free. Adopt the coenzyme NAD+, and take a step towards recovery.”
For more information, and to book a consultation, interested parties can call 610-585-3519 or visit https://nadtreatment.com/alcohol-detox-addiction-treatment
Contact Info:
Name: Luke Dandrea
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Organization: ReNAD+
Address: 601 11th ave , San Diego, CA 92101, United States
Website: https://nadtreatment.com/
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