NAD+ NAD+ side effects can include: Flushing and warmth (especially during IV administration) Nausea or stomach discomfort Headache or dizziness Fatigue during initial treatment Muscle soreness or cramps These effects typically subside quickly, with most users experiencing minimal discomfort during treatment
Once they see benefits and gain confidence, they transition to injectable for better results
Those include: Minoxidil , an FDA-approved topical medication proven to improve hair loss during menopause Finasteride (available by prescription under the brand name Propecia), another medication proven to help improve menopause-related hair loss, available in a topical and oral medication Topical solutions that contain various combinations of ingredients like finasteride, minoxidil, ketoconazole and latanoprost , with each ingredient coming with its own studies and evidence demonstrating impact on the hair growth cycle (more evidence than we have for GHK-Cu and hair growth!) Most clinicians will advise starting with one or all of these care solutions
and whether some compounding pharmacies are even using semaglutide in their products
Be patient, and know that you are taking the right steps to move toward your goal
