James Byous
James Byous
Newly Sober 6: Jacob Barfield and NAD Treatment
Newly Sober 6: Jacob Barfield and NAD Treatment
Newly Sober 6: Jacob Barfield and NAD Treatment
Wednesday 9th June 2021
Join Jacob Barfield on 'Newly Sober' as he shares his journey from opiate addiction to recovery, highlighting NAD+ IV therapy and community support.
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Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Jacob Barfield’s Road to Recovery: The Impact of NAD+ IV Therapy
I mean, you know, getting an IV for days in a row was not something I was looking forward to, right, but when it got rid of the withdrawal, I mean, you know, I'm such a believer now. Yeah, it was amazing.
Imagine waking up in a rehab center with no recollection of how you got there. That’s exactly how Jacob Barfield’s journey to recovery began at Oasis Recovery Center in Asheville, North Carolina. In this episode of 'Newly Sober', host James Byous, who’s been through the wringer of addiction himself, sits down with Jacob to discuss his incredible transformation.
Jacob shares the raw details of his battle with opiates and how he found a lifeline in NAD+ IV therapy, a treatment designed to ease withdrawal symptoms and aid detoxification. He doesn’t shy away from comparing it to other methods he’s tried, shedding light on why NAD+ IV therapy stood out for him. But it’s not just about the treatment; Jacob emphasizes the sheer power of willingness and the crucial role of community support in maintaining sobriety.
His story is a testament to the benefits of living a sober life and serves as a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction. Tune in to hear Jacob’s candid reflections and discover how he’s now helping others find their own path to recovery.