Are we confusing wellness hype with actual medicine?
A recent, hard-hitting investigation by The Guardian has exposed a deeply concerning trend: UK rehab clinics charging thousands of pounds for unlicensed NAD+ IV drips, marketing them as "miracle cures" for drug and alcohol addiction.
At GoodBeams, we are huge proponents of proactive, longevity-focused healthcare. But we believe true innovation must be rooted in rigorous science and uncompromising ethics, not predatory salesmanship.
Our own Dr. Michael Sagner, King's College clinical adviser and a leading expert in NAD+, featured heavily in the exposé to set the record straight on the biochemical realities of NAD+ therapies.
Read the full article here for his verdict.
"I’m concerned that people with medical degrees now just want to use it as an opportunity to make money. It’s not ethical and it’s not medical."
— Dr. Michael Sagner