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 \no Nicontinamide Adenine Dinucleotide is a coenzyme central to metabolism.  \no It is found in all living cells and consists of two nucleotides joined through their phosphate groups.  \no NAD acts as a coenzyme for redox reactions, making it central to energy metabolism.  \n● What is NAD used for?  \no Improves cognitive function, energy, weight management, reduces pain, can reduce and reverse some aging and more.  \no It does this as a key function of our cells in the mitochondria that converts food to energy and maintains the integrity of our DNA.  \no NAD aids in the production of ATP.  \no It has a plethora of benefits, from improving athletic performance, reducing  \nfatigue, high cholesterol, mood, blood pressure, slowly reduces aging, neurodegenerative diseases and reversing alcohol effects on the liver.  \no It's mechanism of action as a coenzyme is part of the oxidoreductases in our body, which gives it the broad range of effects  \n● What are Contraindications to getting NAD?  \no History of Cancer or significant family history of Cancer, genetic predispositionas determined by Medical Director in consult  \no Cardiovascular disease-History of severe heart failure, multiple medicated hypertension, and arrythmagenic issues-as determined by Medical Director in consult  \no Pregnancy (there is no safety data for use of NAD in pregnant clients); client  \nmust attest they are not pregnant to receive NAD infusion(intravenous  \n“IV”)/intramuscular injection (“IM”); if client is not absolutely positive she is not pregnant, then postponement and a client’s self-administered pregnancy test is recommended prior to beginning any course of NAD IV/IM  \no Breastfeeding (there is no safety data for use of NAD in clients who are regularly engaged in breastfeeding a child); client must attest they are not breastfeeding to receive NAD IV/IM  \n● Important Requirements for Administrators of NAD  \no Training-Watch the NAD Webinar  \no Review the NAD Protocol  \no Complete the NAD comprehension Quiz with in the app  \n▪ The Quiz may need to be reviewed and completed every 6-12 months  \n● Important Pre-Appointment Requirements for NAD:  \no Client request NAD+ .  \n▪ They should complete NAD intake form and consent by booking through the app  \n▪ Reminder: pregnancy, breastfeeding mothers,  \n● Certain cancer histories or genetic predispositions, and Cardiovascular risks are contraindicated, based on Medical Director determination  \no Once NAD intake form and consent are completed by client-they will schedule their patient consultation through the app  \no Once consult is complete the prescriber sends the prescription to the pharmacy for fulfillment.  \no NAD usually arrives to location-  \n▪ Certain states require the prescription be sent to the patient themselves.  \n▪ If not then, NAD will be shipped to the administering partner, under the patient’s name. This NAD is ONLY to be used for the patient whose name is on the label.  \n● It is a felony to use/share a prescription on/with someone else.  \n▪ Storage: Reminder you need to have safe storage for NAD, which is refrigerated once reconstituted. These vials have patient specific, PHI (protected health information), on them.  \n● A locked refrigerator with a temperature log should be maintained  \no Any temperature excursion outside of labeled requirements should result in a call to the pharmacy who manufactured the product for next steps or disposal.  \n▪ Follow up patient consults will be required for continuation of NAD every  \n3 months  \no Client may schedule once you have confirmation that prescription is sent and being shipped or once your location has received prescription. Please keep in mind if you schedule a client before the prescription has arrived, you do run the risk of the prescription not arriving on time.  \n● Important Pre-Infusion/IM Requirements for NAD IV/IM  \no Verify completion of intake forms, NAD pre-screening, telehealth appointment, Informed Consen","cbCaicCH7swSPbLn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicCH7swSPbLn","pdf",98379,7,"English","# What is NAD?\n## What is NAD used for?\n## What are Contraindications to getting NAD?\n## Important Requirements for Administrators of NAD\n## Important Pre-Appointment Requirements for NAD\n## Important Pre-Infusion/IM Requirements for NAD IV/IM\n## Important Drip Requirements for NAD IV\n## NAD Infusion Protocol\n## NAD IM Protocol","[{\"question\":\"What does NAD do in the body?\",\"answer\":\"NAD is a coenzyme central to metabolism and redox reactions. 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