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Suffering from Alcoholism? Experience Safe Detox with NAD+ Therapy!

Are you in need of long-term help to diminish the cravings of alcohol addiction? Have you tried numerous forms of treatment such as AA Meetings, and rehabilitation centers but nothing seems to be a long-term cure? What if we told you we had a treatment that has a 90% success rate where there are no report of cravings, increased clarity of mind, better problem-solving ability, improved focus and concentration, increased energy, and improved mood? Compare this to compare this to the success rate of both traditional inpatient and outpatient programs. If you are looking for help with your addiction, New Spring Wellness Center can help with breakthrough NAD+ Therapy at the Lake of the Ozarks! Learn how NAD+ Therapy could help you get your life back on track below!


What is NAD+ Therapy? 

NAD therapy involves a high dose IV infusion that goes directly into the bloodstream. IV therapy allows NAD to bypass the digestive system resulting in greater absorption. NAD works rapidly to repair cells throughout the body and within the neurons in the brain. When NAD levels are increased, cells produce more energy, DNA is repaired and many other functions throughout the body and brain are optimized.

Why Use NAD+ Therapy for Alcohol Addiction? 

When your body is exposed to an excessive amount of alcohol, alcohol will decrease the body's naturally occurring supply of NAD. With significantly less NAD in the body, the brain operates on far less energy. When you receive NAD IV Therapy, it restores the co-enzyme NAD and flushes out the drugs/alcohol in your system, diminishes cravings of alcohol and reduces the pain involved in withdrawal, and it allows your body to produce energy naturally. 

How Long Does the Treatment Take? 

Treatment is 5-14 days depending on the condition. This is an outpatient center so patients arrive to New Spring Wellness Center in the morning each day of treatment. Patients can return home or to their lodging when the prescribed IV drip for that day is complete. .The duration of treatment the first 1-2 days can be 8-10 hours. The remaining days typically last 4-6 hours.


Experience SAFE Detox at New Spring Wellness Center! 

If you are tired of being dependent on alcohol and are looking for a fresh start to your life contact us at New Spring Wellness Center! Our NAD+ IV Therapy in Missouri is a safe way to detox and our licensed nurses work under the supervision of a licensed physician who approves a customized treatment plan and reviews each patient’s progress. The intravenous solutions are made by a U.S. licensed compounding pharmacy. Contact us to start your alcohol treatment today!

New Spring Wellness Center Is an Innovative Way to Get Your Life Back on Track!


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