Dr. Craig Koniver

So assuming someone has the means.

So assuming someone has the means.

So assuming someone has the means.

So here's what we found. And again, just found it by treating a lot of people and learning is we do a loading dose for most people. We found the sweet spot to be 750 milligrams. Intravenous. Intravenous. When they were doing NAD in the 90s, and they were doing it for substance abuse, so alcohol, pain medicine, morphine. They used it for that? That's where it came from.

So here's what we found. And again, just found it by treating a lot of people and learning is we do a loading dose for most people. We found the sweet spot to be 750 milligrams. Intravenous. Intravenous. When they were doing NAD in the 90s, and they were doing it for substance abuse, so alcohol, pain medicine, morphine. They used it for that? That's where it came from.

So here's what we found. And again, just found it by treating a lot of people and learning is we do a loading dose for most people. We found the sweet spot to be 750 milligrams. Intravenous. Intravenous. When they were doing NAD in the 90s, and they were doing it for substance abuse, so alcohol, pain medicine, morphine. They used it for that? That's where it came from.

Actually, it was in the 90s, people traveling to Mexico for NAD infusions. That protocol was 10 straight days of intravenous NAD. The dose to use was 3,000 milligrams. 3,000 milligrams? Yeah, and that's why it took 6 to 8 to 10 hours per infusion. You could not get through it.

Actually, it was in the 90s, people traveling to Mexico for NAD infusions. That protocol was 10 straight days of intravenous NAD. The dose to use was 3,000 milligrams. 3,000 milligrams? Yeah, and that's why it took 6 to 8 to 10 hours per infusion. You could not get through it.

Actually, it was in the 90s, people traveling to Mexico for NAD infusions. That protocol was 10 straight days of intravenous NAD. The dose to use was 3,000 milligrams. 3,000 milligrams? Yeah, and that's why it took 6 to 8 to 10 hours per infusion. You could not get through it.

So I'll tell you about that. So that comes from... There was a gentleman in the States in 2006, lived in Louisiana. He had a pain medicine addiction, went to Mexico, got the NAD protocol, changed his life. He then licensed the use of the only injectable NAD product, which was from a South African company at the time, brought it to the United States, opened a clinic in Atlanta.

So I'll tell you about that. So that comes from... There was a gentleman in the States in 2006, lived in Louisiana. He had a pain medicine addiction, went to Mexico, got the NAD protocol, changed his life. He then licensed the use of the only injectable NAD product, which was from a South African company at the time, brought it to the United States, opened a clinic in Atlanta.

So I'll tell you about that. So that comes from... There was a gentleman in the States in 2006, lived in Louisiana. He had a pain medicine addiction, went to Mexico, got the NAD protocol, changed his life. He then licensed the use of the only injectable NAD product, which was from a South African company at the time, brought it to the United States, opened a clinic in Atlanta.

All he did was addiction. And I got to know him because I'm in Charleston, not too far, involved in IV work. He was not a physician. I don't remember the time, but he came to me and said, hey, I need some help because I'm getting a lot of questions about this NAD stuff. And so he handed me the original protocol. And I'm super grateful and fortunate.

All he did was addiction. And I got to know him because I'm in Charleston, not too far, involved in IV work. He was not a physician. I don't remember the time, but he came to me and said, hey, I need some help because I'm getting a lot of questions about this NAD stuff. And so he handed me the original protocol. And I'm super grateful and fortunate.

All he did was addiction. And I got to know him because I'm in Charleston, not too far, involved in IV work. He was not a physician. I don't remember the time, but he came to me and said, hey, I need some help because I'm getting a lot of questions about this NAD stuff. And so he handed me the original protocol. And I'm super grateful and fortunate.

But what I realized is no one has time to spend six to eight to 10 hours in someone's office. You know, they may do that once, but they're not doing it more than once. So we started trialing, you know,

But what I realized is no one has time to spend six to eight to 10 hours in someone's office. You know, they may do that once, but they're not doing it more than once. So we started trialing, you know,

But what I realized is no one has time to spend six to eight to 10 hours in someone's office. You know, they may do that once, but they're not doing it more than once. So we started trialing, you know,

different dosages 250 500 750 000 on up and i just found collectively by watching people how they did 750 milligrams was a sweet spot meaning they'd get the benefits which we can talk about but then they could get through it in an hour or two hours and that was meaningful and then we found that we don't need 10 straight days that's too much that just is crazy we found that five treatments in 10 days again afforded people

different dosages 250 500 750 000 on up and i just found collectively by watching people how they did 750 milligrams was a sweet spot meaning they'd get the benefits which we can talk about but then they could get through it in an hour or two hours and that was meaningful and then we found that we don't need 10 straight days that's too much that just is crazy we found that five treatments in 10 days again afforded people