What is Ketamine?

Ketamine is an anesthetic first synthesized in 1962 and approved for use in the United States in 1970. Utilized in the clinic setting for treatment-resistant pain, mood disorders, and substance use withdrawal. Ketamine is unique in its action on a chemical receptor (primarily NMDA) which results in increased anti-inflammatory and healing mediators in the brain.

Pain reduction is achieved through the activation of the body’s own opioid system. Combined with other IV therapies as an effective way to combat withdrawal from drugs/alcohol.

How are the Infusions Administered?

• Intravenous infusions typically last less than 2 but up to 4 hours depending on the treatment.
• Typically 3 infusions per week for 2 weeks followed by maintenance infusions TBD based on response.

Ketamine AND NAD+ IV Therapy:

• Cutting-edge and the most beneficial IV therapy available
• Combines the benefits of ketamine therapy with NAD+:
  • NAD+ is a coenzyme found in cells and is critical to their function.
• Decreases with age, stress, disease, and exposure to anything not beneficial to the body.
• Clears brain fog, aids in addiction recovery, and combats fatigue and sleep cycle problems.
• Improves cognitive function, especially after an injury, and reduces inflammation and pain.
• Treatment for long haul effects from Covid-19.