Emerald Neuro-Recover

11/28/2020

Take care of yourself during this season.
Schedule yourself a NAD+ brain boost today to be relieve some stress before the holiday season.

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11/26/2020

Wishing you a day full of joyful moments.

11/25/2020

Coping method

When problems in life occur the only way for you to get them is to drink through them. If is used to forget problems or otherwise deal with , this could be a sign of .

11/24/2020

NAD+ & Neuro Recover are the wave of the future according to Emerald Neuro Recover's Dr. Humiston.
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11/24/2020

NAD+ is a new and exciting IV therapy that has come to Carmel, IN through Emerald Neuro-Recover.

NAD+ Therapy can assist with addiciton support, brain healing and support, chronic disease support, and even anti-aging and general health.

if you haven't heard of NAD+, read more about it on the blog here.

What is NAD+? NAD+ is an anti-aging and immunity-boosting therapy aimed at supplying nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide to a patient’s organism. This coenzyme plays a central role in your cellular metabolism, maintains constant regeneration and renewal, ensures your fresh and young look, as well as...

11/23/2020

, , , etc from drinking it could be a sign there is a problem.

We know has taken a toll on everyone's mental health (more on that, coming soon), drinking alcohol is used as an escape for many during these times of isolation and loneliness.

If you want to use this time to be productive and get a hold on your drinking and create habits that will improve your life, we're here to help.

11/19/2020

Most people have taken prescription medcine at some point in their lives. It is not always easy to stop taking the medicine for fear of lack of energy and motivation as well as other reasons. Dr. Humiston explains the natural treatment that is used at Emerald Neuro Recover to help with withdrawal of prescription medicines as well as opiods.

11/19/2020

Harvard Study by Dr. David Sinclair explains NAD+ IN CELL

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Research conducted by David Sinclair and colleagues shows that, in mice, treatment with the NAD precursor NMN mitigates age-related DNA damage and averts DNA...

11/19/2020

NAD+ therapy has benefits for everyone. As you read on the image, it can be a helpful treatment for those feeling sluggish or always seem to be trapped in a fog. People experiencing low energy and slow metabolism are excellent candidates for therapy. But NAD+ can also be used by those looking for overall performance enhancing benefits in athletic training and exercise. Research has shown that intense exercises decrease NAD+ levels, but when that level is replenished, individuals experienced better performance and greater endurance.

Those who suffer from chronic conditions may also find relief and the lessening of symptoms with NAD+ therapy. Conditions that may benefit from the therapy include:

• Parkinson’s disease
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Multiple sclerosis
• Fibromyalgia
• Mitochondrial dysfunction

Research is also being conducted on NAD+ IV as a form of addiction therapy, and studies are showing promising results. Just to clarify, the therapy is not a cure for any form of addiction, but it can aid in healing the brain on the cellular level, giving individuals a better chance at long term recovery. Experts have also noted the ability of NAD+ to reduce cravings and minimize withdrawal symptoms.

Interested in unlocking your body’s full potential with NAD+ IV therapy?

11/18/2020

MORE ABOUT NAD AND WHAT IT CAN DO FOR YOU

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) is critical for cellular function [1-3]. Found in every one of our trillions of cells, NAD catalyzes chemical reactions required to both generate energy and build and repair the molecules that make up our bodies.

Despite being essential for cellular health, NAD is not a constant resource. Fortunately, our cells have several mechanisms in place to create more NAD [4-6] using smaller building blocks from our diet. These building blocks—often called NAD precursors by scientists—include forms of vitamin B3. NAD is so important for our cells that not getting enough vitamin B3 can lead to a deficiency disease called pellagra.

Today we are now aware of a different kind of NAD insufficiency or inadequacy. As NAD research has advanced, we have learned more about how NAD depletion is linked to age, physiologic stress, and a variety of all-too-common disease states [7]. These findings have helped to expand the understanding of the role of NAD from a molecule that drives cells’ energy production to a molecule that is also vital for cellular defense and repair in the face of stress. This, in turn, has led to research examining the potential benefits of boosting NAD with intakes above the traditional B3 recommendations. Scientists are actively investigating the benefits of augmenting cells’ NAD levels to benefit cellular and whole-body health.

Taken from the website: aboutnad.com