Los Angeles NAD IV Medical Detox & Rehab Opioid Addiction Treatment Updated

Sep 19, 2022

ReNAD+ (+1-610-585-3519), an opioid addiction treatment center in Los Angeles, has updated its medical detox programs to help those with opioid dependence. The center has a 93% success rate using intravenous infusions of active nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+).

San Diego,United States - September 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The latest move from ReNAD+ expands its medical detox programs to offer opioid dependents a new way to overcome their addiction. The positive effects of IV active nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) have been proven across numerous clinical trials.

More information is available at: https://nadtreatment.com

This update is for individuals and families seeking customized opioid addiction treatments that use NAD as a recovery tool. ReNAD+ focuses on making withdrawal symptoms, especially cravings, much more tolerable, and setting the patient up for success.

Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide is the primary component used in ReNAD+’s IV detoxification protocol. NAD is a coenzyme that is naturally found in the human body. NAD is involved in many metabolic processes, including the excretion of unwanted substances in the body like drugs and alcohol.

The constant use of opioids depletes the body’s NAD stores and plays a part in the addiction cycle. Low levels of NAD lead to brain fog, exhaustion, and cravings, driving addictive behavior.

The center creates individualized NAD+ treatment plans to lower a patient’s cravings, lessen the severity of the physical withdrawal symptoms, and enhance mental clarity. This lessens the burden on the patient and makes it easier for them to stick to the rehab plan.

Most patients see encouraging changes within the first 8-10 days following ReNAD+ IV therapy and may experience a five-fold reduction in cravings. They report being able to sleep throughout their opioid withdrawal, an advantage unavailable through other options.

The center emphasizes the need for treatment plans that are easy to follow physically and mentally and focuses on tailoring these plans to offer patients the most compassionate way to break their cycles of addiction.

ReNAD+ is a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles that uses science and modern medicine to treat addiction to alcohol, opiates, opioids, and other substances. The team understands that addiction is hard to treat because of many underlying factors, including the patient’s environment, experiences, and physical and mental health. The center uses treatment programs that address addiction at different levels.

A recent patient said: “ReNAD+ was the perfect combination of compassion and results. Their dedication to NAD+ IVs and pure passion for modern medicine will change many lives.”

For more information, visit: https://nadtreatment.com

Contact Info:
Name: Luke Dandrea
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Organization: ReNAD+
Address: 601 11th ave , San Diego, CA 92101, United States
Phone: +1-610-585-3519
Website: https://nadtreatment.com/

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