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Maybe try NAD+ boosters next? They seem to be reducing addictive behaviors quite a bit. Liposomal NAD+ or nicotinamide riboside or IV NAD+. The theory is an ene
by storus 1y ago
Maybe try NAD+ boosters next? They seem to be reducing addictive behaviors quite a bit. Liposomal NAD+ or nicotinamide riboside or IV NAD+. The theory is an energetic deficit in the brain that drugs/addictions seem to override temporarily but deepen long-term and NAD+ is essentially bringing the energy back. Maybe GLPs do something similar due to flooding the body with broken down fat?
- jokowueu 1y agoMetabolic dysfunction is the root of many diseases which addiction is one of them .
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoDo GLPs flood the body with broken down fat? I thought they just suppressed appetite and the like.
- happyPersonR 1y agoPeople overstate some of the secondary effects, but in a nutshell that’s more or less what they do.