NAD+ IV therapy offers potential benefits, but like any medical procedure or treatment, it's not suitable for everyone. There are certain individuals and circumstances where caution is advised or where NAD+ IV might be contraindicated:
1. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: There's limited data on the effects of NAD+ IV therapy during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Until more information is available, it's best to err on the side of caution and avoid the treatment during these periods.
2. Heart Conditions: People with certain heart conditions, especially those related to heart failure or unstable angina, should approach NAD+ IV with caution. Rapid administration of the IV can sometimes lead to increased blood pressure or chest tightness.
3. Kidney Disorders: Those with kidney disorders or compromised kidney function should consult with their nephrologist before undergoing any IV therapy, including NAD+.
4. Current Medications: Some medications might interact with NAD+ or the other components in the IV solution. It's crucial to disclose all current medications to the provider before undergoing treatment.
5. Allergies: While rare, some people might be allergic to components of the IV solution.
6. History of Seizures: There's a potential (though rare) risk of seizures associated with high doses of NAD+. If you have a history of seizures, it's essential to discuss this with your healthcare provider.
7. Recent Surgeries or Medical Procedures: If you've recently had surgery or any significant medical procedure, it's a good idea to consult with your primary care physician or surgeon before undergoing NAD+ IV therapy.
8. Uncontrolled Chronic Conditions: Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes could put you at higher risk of complications from any IV therapy. It's important to manage such conditions and consult with a specialist before undergoing NAD+ treatments.
9. Children and Adolescents: The safety and efficacy of NAD+ IV therapy in younger populations have not been well-studied. It's generally advised to avoid such treatments in children and adolescents unless there's a specific medical indication.
I Remember, while NAD+ IV therapy has potential benefits, it's crucial to approach it (and any medical treatment) with a comprehensive understanding of the risks and benefits after consulting with a LIVKRAFT medical professional or your primary care physician or other specialist.