Man’s Reaction to NAD Treatment for His Addiction
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2022
- Through pain and grief, Tom found himself addicted to opioids. He shares that all the light in the world was gone for him. Tom explains what happened to him after undergoing NAD treatment. Psychiatrist Dr. Richard Repass shares that Tom’s experience is similar to those that he treats as well.
How Man’s Addiction Experience Changed after NAD Treatment
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I did this therapy, super grateful I did. I Was on medication assisting programs for 8years. Yes that help me not harm myself but I was stuck dependent on something that ate at me everyday. That made me feel not ok. I tried tapering off many times only to get back on methadone or suboxone, I tried it all. Just 10 days of IV was worth it for me. I'm 10 months completely clean what I like to call. On suboxone I was clean but not completely. Im truly grateful for NAD+ IV THERAPY!. Now I can live a complete life
Hi Michael I quite benzodiazepines 10 months ago but in a mess how was the experience like and have you heard people on benzo getting better on NAd
I relate to that so much, I have been addicted to heroin and fent for 10 years. I’ve been on MAT for the last 5 years and I tapered all the way down and relapsed. I went through a treatment program and I really want to stay sober, I just can’t seem to get off the medication. I don’t feel my true happy self. Yes I’m safe, but I’m not at my full potential. How much does this cost?
@@Fireball1974 I been there before kicking benzos. Not this time with the NAD+ but 6 years ago. When I was there at the clinic doing my NAD+, there was a guy coming off benzos which he was on for 15 years. He seem to be doing better and when I came in he was doing NAD+ for 30 days straight, he 35 days in total. I remember him saying he couldn't sleep and still had other minor symptoms. He did have nourathapy pain at the same time tho. But from it seemed to me he got better
@@JConnorJohnson my story is the same as yours as to addiction, other than me doing methadone and benzos at one point ( I didn't come off those this time other than suboxone and an antidepressant). The cost is roughly $1,000 a day. I made payments of $500 a month, so you may negotiate with some clinics
@@Fireball1974 Yes. It doesn't help as much as it helps alcohol, opiates, and amphetamines. But, I have found benzo patients to need the most help. There is some research on BPC-157 and benzo acute withdrawal. But find a doctor that specializes for medical advice. Julia Britz, ND was a friend of mine while she struggled in med school because of benzos and now specializes in this condition.
God, I hope so. I had a meth addiction for 5 years. At a year clean, I'm tired. My soul is back, but I want to be better. I want to be alive. I started NAD injections two weeks ago. Thanx for offering hope
How are you?
Hope you are still well.
I am starting next week to repair my cells from diabetes and weightloss. I am hoping it helps with sugar cravings.
NAD heals at the cellular level.
Is there a good supplement on the market? I don’t have the money to go get an infusion at some Botox center. I’m sure it’s ridiculously overpriced.
Just finished my 10 day treatment. After 11 years of severe adderall abuse I’m now 10 days clean without cravings and after day 5 minimal detox. Miracle treatment.
And my mother who is 84 years old, has been taking NMN (precursor to NAD) for four months now. I got off the phone with her today and she says she feels like she’s 16 again! Before Christmas she was using a cane and propping herself up on furniture as she walked around the house. Today she is back to being the super woman. I knew her to be growing up. They’re trying to take. NMN off the market as a supplement. It’s a natural molecule and we are fighting to have it stay on the shelves! Researcher, Dr. David Sinclair is wanting to do research and publish and create a pharmaceutical out of NMN. It’s 100% profit motive, but he wants to take this away from thousands of people
I love that this helped that man. If it works for you do it.
Thank you. I am that man. It saved me when I was at my darkest depths. It's really rather incredible. But, it's still great for most regular people.
@@thomasingoglia2227 congratulations! I’m curious.. did it actually help the withdrawal symptoms? Or did it just speed up the process. I’m considering this treatment but I’m skeptical. I’ve been on prescription for years if I skip a day I’m horribly sick.. you mention it curbs the cravings but what about the actual symptoms associated with detoxing. Restless legs, nausea, anxiety, cold sweats etc ?
@@ChristiannTyler Just a reminder: I am not a doctor. This is not medical advice. These are not approved therapies.
The nonpublished research that my nonprofit has done has shown that it speeds up the process and lowers withdrawal symptoms. They amounts and ways that it does this is dependent upon the drug.
For example, we would do COWS scoring for opiates. There are fewer symptoms. It does however speed up the process for some of the longer-acting opioids like methadone and suboxone. Suboxone and methadone seem to be out of your system after a long long time. Some people complain about it being around for weeks and months and seasons without the IV.
A drug like hydromorphone or alcohol is in and out of your system quickly. There is not a lot of post-acute withdrawal with or without NAD.
Benzos tend to have post-acute withdrawal regardless of NAD but less of it.
Withdrawal, post-acute withdrawal and cravings are all different to me. Cravings are the enjoyment to a drug that you stopped using or the need to feel normal with the drug. NAD seems to help with all these in big ways.
Methadone, Suboxone and Benzos still are tough addictions to kick.
I remember the first client we had that came in who was already sober. He got through one of the toughest aspects of the addiction to buprenorphine. "I kicked buprenorphine, but I still do not feel normal. What if I come in and do NAD. Will I feel normal again or will I still feel dull, lifeless, and have an urge to use?" He walked away feeling normal again.
NAD IV's saved my life during an eternal Chronic Fatigue chrash
After the NAD+ IV I almost couldn't drink a small beer and I have been drinking every day.
Hi how many mg of nad is given daily? Any idea
High vitamins c did the same thing for me. 20000% I had zero withdrawals after 5 years of meth use.
What form? Brand? What dosage? Please share.. I'm suffering
Please respond
meth or methadone?
@@jrman413
Try nmn ,, i will try it soon
Meth doesn't give you withdrawal like opiates do. You get to sleep and eat lol not funny it all sux but I'm happy your doing well!!!
That woman on this episode just gets to me. She has interviewed many people. She needs to work in a Detox Center. Maybe she'll get firsthand knowledge of the struggle addicts go through.
I really wanted to speak up during the episode. I felt like interrupting during the show. I wish I did. Buprenorphine (Suboxone) has its place. I am just so glad I never started taking it.
I can’t get off suboxone, I wanna do this so bad just can’t afford it
Try NIACIN (Nicotinic-Acid), it increases NAD levels.
Other Options are Nicotinamide-Mono-Nucleotide, Nicotinamid-Riboside, Nicotinamide-Hydroxide, Niacinamide, Inositol-Hexa-Nicotinate and Tryptophan.
In that Order.
Niacin and Tryptophan are rather cheap.
Try 3000 mg Nicotinic-Acid.
NAD is good for almost everything in our body.Try NMN(NAD precursor) I'm 40 and sick for 3 years. Daily sports since 8 years. Last year I could not even walk or hold a cellphone. Prognosis of 8/10 years. After NAD, I'm walking and working out. I may die in 8/10 years, but not from MSA.
Search NAD vitamins supplements
Get on the suboxane shot ask your doc you can be off with No withdrawals. It only takes like one or two shots depending on how much sub film u take. Just ask your doctor about it and I promise you will have zero withdrawl
So you have to be sober first. It won't get you through withdrawl???
Amen Hallelujah Thank you Jesus! I'd like to try that, I have cravings for nicotine too often for my liking. It's been difficult to say the least.
Thank you.
Did u try it ?
Yeah, ten treatments for a total cost of $12k out of pocket cost.
It's still very expensive. This is true. And those suffering addiction might need continued help once they leave. But, our research shows a great deal of addiction cravings go down. And most treatment centers charge much more than 12,000 for the treatment and detox. Maybe one day it will be covered by insurance.
@@thomasingoglia2227 Ketamine Wellness Centers of SLC do the NAD IV drips. $2500?
They sellNAD supplements online
@@ConsciousCreation123 that’s fucking outrageous.
I can get a vial of NAD+ for $250 from one of the top pharmacies in the country. Empower Pharmacy 1,000mg/vial.
Them charging $2500 should be illegal
Ibogaine operates very similarly and costs about $700 if ordered from sites like getibogaine. However, it isn't for people with certain pre-existing conditions, mostly those with heart conditions.
Personally, I got off a 10-year methadone dependence with it in 3 days. It gave me my life back and I've never looked back. The happiness and inner peace I have now are priceless, truly. I can't put a price on it.
It also provides a sense of deep introspection which helped me identify and heal from the root underlying causes of my addiction.
Just search Ibogaine here on RUclips. There are hundreds of videos on it.
I used crack cocaine to get over my alcohol addiction.
😅😅😅