When travelling overseas jetlag is inevitable. On a holiday, when you have nowhere pressing to be and can kick back by a hotel pool and take naps throughout the day to get you through, it’s tolerable. But if you travel often for work, jetlag can ruin your efficiency and productivity. 

While expert travellers, like pilots and flight attendants, have shared their tips and tricks for beating jet lag, sometimes it’s simply unavoidable…until now. Introducing the latest wellness treatment that claims to cure jetlag: NAD+. 

NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme that is a vital part of our cellular health. It aids in converting food to energy, helps maintain our DNA quality, and is also said to protect against premature aging and disease. It is best absorbed when taken intravenously, as an IV drip. 

Because NAD+ assists in energy production at a cellular level it can help address fatigue by offering a natural boost in energy. It is also said to enhance focus, relieve symptoms of anxiety, fatigue and depression, and help lower inflammation in the body, as well as provide anti-aging benefits. 

An IV drip may seem extreme to those who travel for pleasure, but for those who are crossing timezones weekly and are dealing with the stresses of travel daily, this treatment could be a game-changer. 

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