The use of NAD Therapy and NON NAD IV TREATMENT is rapidly becoming recognized for its efficacy and effectiveness in treating addiction.

The simplest and most natural route of drug delivery to the lungs is the inhaled one. From the historical and medical point of view, it was a Greek, Pedanus Dioscorides, the father of the science of pharmacy, who, during the first century (100 AD) prescribed inhaled fumigation.

In the middle of the nineteenth century (1800's), the onslaught of tuberculosis brought back into practice the efficacious use of antiseptic aerosol therapy (nebulization). With the discovery of adrenaline, ephedrine aerosol nebulization enjoyed a rebirth.

Nebulizers are the oldest form of aerosol generation, and can be used at any age, for any disease severity (Geller, 2005). Even though nebulizers have been commonly used for many years, their basic design and performance has changed little over the past 25 years (Hess, 2000)

It has been noted that the key aim of nebulized therapy is to deliver a a therapeutic substance to the lungs in an effective and short time frame. Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD) is an all-natural substance that can easily be nebulized in a short period of time with little to no side effects.

n 1949 in the United States, with the improvement of nebulizer systems and new nebulized medications, compression and ultrasonic nebulizers made their first appearance in the form of humidifiers, but doctors were quick to add medications to produce therapeutic aerosols.

Medications, including natural ones such as NAD, are increasingly being nebulized, however, the only current effective transporter for NAD by nebulization is a solution called Isobiscum.

The NAD Wellness Center and it's affiliates are the ONLY facilities licensed to use Isobiscum to nebulize.

Dr. Chappell is a medical herbalist, clinical nutritionist, traditional naturopath, formulation chemist, and chiropractic physician. He is the creator of Isobiscum, the only known effective transporter of nutraceutical and botanical concentrates.