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Is this ad true? It states Mayo Clinic & FDA approval

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: Nov 24, 2025 | Replies (16)
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@patwerthman Pat - This is another "miracle cure" where the add "studies" to try to show credibility.
Let me give you a hint - they took 3 studies, of three different supplements, and decided "if one is good, three is better" and put the ingredients together and called it a breakthrough, without any apparent testing.
At least they didn't claim Mayo endorsed it.

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patwerthman | @patwerthman | Nov 17, 2025

@sueinmn
Yes indeed. A friend of mine is a fan of the NAD shots.
She had sent me this.
“ NAD+ shots, or NAD+ injections, are treatments that deliver nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide directly into the bloodstream to boost energy, enhance mental clarity, and support overall cellular health. They are often used for anti-aging benefits and to improve recovery and metabolic functions.”
However, she isn’t a low bone density person.

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