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During IV NAD+ infusions , patients commonly report a constellation of symptoms that may include: Gastrointestinal disturbances : Nausea, abdominal cramping, and occasionally vomiting are frequently reported, particularly when infusion rates are too rapid Chest discomfort : Some patients report a sensation of heaviness or pressure in the chest area, which typically improves when the infusion is slowed Headache : Ranging from mild to moderate intensity Muscle cramping : Particularly in the legs and abdomen Anxiety or restlessness : Some individuals report feeling jittery during infusion Infusion site reactions : Pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site Potential infection risk : As with any IV therapy, there is a risk of infection or thrombophlebitis The mechanism underlying these side effects is not fully understood but may relate to changes in cellular metabolic activity
There is no rigid diet required, but certain habits improve results and reduce side effects
The challenge with long-term KLOW side effects research isn't lack of interest
The damage often occurs silentlythe solution may look clear and unchanged even when potency has declined by 20%, 40%, or more
