Mood Disorder Protocol + NAD+
Six 40-minute infusions where the NAD+ adjunct does double duty — neuroplasticity from ketamine, cellular energy restoration from NAD+ (FDA-approved for chronic fatigue).
Brain fog, fatigue, and mood changes that linger months after infection — there is a treatment path.
How It Helps
Long-COVID’s neurological symptoms — brain fog, fatigue, depression, anxiety — are linked to neuroinflammation and disrupted neural signaling. Ketamine’s neuroplastic and anti-inflammatory effects help restore healthy connectivity, while the NAD+ included in MSKIT® protocols directly supports the cellular energy production that long-COVID depletes. MSKIT® explained →
Sound Familiar?
If several of these ring true, a free consultation is the fastest way to know for sure — here’s exactly what happens when you reach out.
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately.”
— Henry David Thoreau
What to Expect
Protocol & Pricing
Why Scenic City Neurotherapy
Your Questions, Answered
Its neuroplastic effects help restore disrupted neural connectivity behind brain fog and mood symptoms, while NAD+ adjuncts replenish the cellular energy production long-COVID depletes. NAD+ has been used since the 1960s and is FDA-approved for chronic fatigue.
Possibly — the NAD+ component targets cellular energy directly. A consultation determines whether our protocols fit your symptom picture.
Patients frequently report clearer thinking and improved energy during the Stabilization Phase. We measure progress in the Osmind app so you can see the trend, not guess at it.
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