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NAD⁺ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a substance produced by the body that occurs naturally in all cells. It is involved in various biochemical metabolic processes and is described in the scientific context particularly in connection with cellular processes and energy metabolism.

NAD⁺ is involved in numerous cellular metabolic processes and occurs in all tissues of the human body. Its functions are described in the scientific literature in various organ and system contexts, without therapeutic effects automatically being derived from this.

• Brain and nervous system:

  In the central nervous system, NAD⁺ is involved in basic metabolic processes of nerve cells. It is described in connection with neuronal signaling processes, the energy metabolism of nerve cells, and general cellular maintenance mechanisms.

• Muscles:

  In skeletal muscle, NAD⁺ plays a role in enzymatic reactions of energy metabolism. It is involved in processes relevant to converting nutrients into cellular energy.

• Liver:

  The liver is a central metabolic organ. Here, NAD⁺ is considered in connection with biochemical conversion processes, redox reactions, and general regulatory mechanisms of cell metabolism.

• Cardiovascular system:

  In heart muscle cells, NAD⁺ is part of metabolic processes necessary for the continuous energy needs of the heart muscle. These connections are being studied at the cellular level.

• Immune system:

  In immune cells, NAD⁺ is involved in basic cellular processes required for cell activity and adaptation. The role of NAD⁺ is considered here in the context of general cell functions, not as an immunomodulatory therapy.

• Cellular repair and maintenance mechanisms:

  NAD⁺ is involved in enzymatic processes associated with the stability of cell structure, DNA integrity, and general cell function. These processes are part of natural biological processes.

The functions mentioned describe biological connections at the cellular level. They do not represent statements about medical effects, therapy, prevention, or healing.

The specialist literature notes that NAD⁺ concentration can change over the course of life. These observations form the basis for interest in NAD⁺ in holistically oriented approaches and in engaging with longevity.

An NAD⁺ infusion is administered intravenously and takes place in a calm atmosphere at the practice. The duration of a session can vary depending on the individual procedure and is usually between 60 and 180 minutes.

Whether and to what extent an NAD⁺ infusion is an option for you is discussed in a personal conversation and assessed individually.

The cost of an NAD⁺ infusion at Natura Heilpraxis Berlin is approx. €450 per session.

The number and scheduling of possible applications are not determined across the board but discussed individually and without obligation.

Holistically oriented NAD⁺ infusions are aimed at people who want to engage consciously with topics such as metabolism, energy balance, longevity, and self-care. They do not replace medical diagnostics or therapy and are not intended for the treatment of diseases.

No. Terms such as longevity or anti-aging are mentioned exclusively in a scientific-theoretical context. The NAD⁺ infusion is not a therapy for extending life or treating aging.

In the specialist literature, NAD⁺ is described in connection with cellular energy metabolism. Terms such as energy or vitality are used descriptively here and do not constitute medical statements.