NAD+ Therapy at The DRIPBaR Westbrook

At The DRIPBaR, we provide NAD+ Therapy that is designed to help with increased focus, balancing your mood, boost energy levels and immunity, and assist with anti-aging. 

Our location is conveniently located near the surrounding areas of Gorham, Portland, and Riverton, visit us today to discover the transformative effects of NAD+ infusion on your health and vitality.

What Is NAD+? 

NAD+ is a type of infusion therapy that delivers nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) directly into the bloodstream. NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every living cell and is essential for numerous cellular processes, including energy production, healthy mitochondrial function, and DNA repair.

When the mitochondria within your body's cells fail to function properly, you experience a lack of energy. Crucial to the well-being of mitochondria is NAD+, and as we grow older, declining NAD+ levels become linked to the aging process itself.

In recent times, NAD+ therapy has captured global attention in the realm of anti-aging and wellness due to its potential advantages. As we age, our natural NAD+ levels decrease, leading to a rise in age-related health problems like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. The concept behind replenishing NAD+ levels is to counteract the effects of these age-related conditions. By doing so, it is believed that one may mitigate the impact of aging and maintain better health.

Some key areas where NAD+ supplementation may assist include:

• Improved memory and focus - NAD+ has the potential to enhance cognitive performance by promoting mitochondrial health and cellular repair, supporting vital processes involved in memory and focus.
• Enhanced mood regulation - Our NAD+ protocol is tailored to assist in neurotransmitter synthesis, contributing to mood balance and regulation when adequate levels are maintained.
• Possible neuroprotective benefits - Emerging research indicates that NAD+ may serve as a neuroprotective agent, safeguarding nerve cells and facilitating the formation of new neural connections. This promising aspect could aid in slowing down cognitive decline observed in conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease.

It's important to discuss your goals and any health concerns with one of our qualified healthcare providers to determine if NAD+ therapy may be right for you.