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Please consider this article before seeking NAD treatment: https://www.npr.org/templat...
It’s expensive and probably not covered by insurance; $10K or more! https://www.addictioncenter...
While I see NAD+ treatment as incredibly hopeful & helpful, thank you for that
I'm left wondering why after 20 Years, it's not more widely available. This seems a crime in itself. I'm also wondering the financial cost.
Please share more as to if there are currently clinical trials & what else is being done to make legitvNAD+ more widely available as treatment. Thank you.