Nany Maree
Five hundred dollars. For a drip. Sit down, I'll tell you.
About a hundred wellness clinics have popped up around the country selling NAD+ infusions and peptide jabs. A Sydney Uni researcher says there are no human trials backing the NAD+ claims. Some of the peptides have barely any human data at all, and advertising them straight to the public is against the law. Even AHPRA says the marketing has outrun the evidence.
I make my own balms, love. I know exactly how much promise you can fit in a little jar. So my rule's simple. Show me the trial, tell me how big it was, and tell me who's selling. If all you've got is a brochure, my purse stays zipped.
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: ABC News, 2026-07-22
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