Wow, really? What kind of improvements? Does your insurance cover it? I don’t currently have a specialist so I don’t know how I would go about trying it
@Fighttolive
Hi. FTL.

nope, no insurance. Maybe the IV draw fee but not actual IV nutrients. A naturopath is good first start as doctor or a DO.
What country and state do you live in?
Also if you live in a big city in the United States, all you have to do is Google IV clinic.
Los Angeles, Chicago, Phoenix, Austin, , Seattle, Portland, Nashville, Albuquerque.... these are all just a few of the major cities that have IV places. When you don't need to have a doctors prescription. Some of them recently are adding NAD as an option. A lot of them however still want you to work with their doctor that they work with before they will let you get an NADIV at a high dose. Otherwise they will let you get a small dose which is about 250mg.
in the past few months, it's now and November 2020,
i've seen the prices drop. I'm on the mailing list of a few IV clinics because I've looked into places for family and friends. And also I've been to four places within California separate from my own doctors office.
The benefits for my brain inflammation which huge. I was in a severe episode where movement, eating and swallowing and pressure in my head was really bad. I was doing regular IV nutrients, like Myers cocktail and high-dose vitamin C, and I had to advocate for NAD IV. Now it's pretty much standard everywhere.... places that you might call me and not have it yet, but they are definitely hearing about it and they are bringing it on board.
They're also traveling nurses or IV practitioners who can come to your house.