NAD+ provides the energy, D-Biotin delivers key nutrients to the body
Myetin® works to support your body’s nutritional deficiencies at the cellular level and support nerve health.
Supporting the Emotional State & the Physical Body
Myetin® works to support your body’s nutritional deficiencies at the cellular level and support nerve health.
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Restores muscle function
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Decreases pain and fatigue
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Decreases brain fog
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Increases energy
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Improves mood
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Decreases insulin
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Regulates circadian rhythm
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Gaining Synergy by Combining High-Dose Biotin and NAD+ for Neurological Health
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48%
improvement in pain
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15%
improvement in fatigue
In a recently completed 180-day pilot study using Myetin, participants reported a 48% improvement in pain and a 15% improvement in fatigue while taking the combination of High Dose D-Biotin and Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (also called NAD+).
Study participants recorded their quality of life in a number of categories using an online tracker over the 180-day trial period.
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No allergen ingredients
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No fillers or colourants
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No contaminants
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Non-GMO
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Plant based
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Gluten-free
Neurological Support
Our concentrated blend of NAD+ and D-biotin work together to restore and repair the myelin sheath that protects the axons in your body - the long extended body of a neuron. Damaged myelin can leave your axon fibers exposed, leading to vision loss, pain, profound fatigue and more. Myetin® supports nerve health and repairs exposed nerve cells buy adminstering nutrients that support the production of the myelin sheath.
Our Advisory Board
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Candice Knight MD, MPH
Board Certified Integrative Holistic Medicine
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Donald S. Gervais Jr. MD
Board Certified Neurologist
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Michael Happel MD
Board Certified Neurologist
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Dr. Ross Grant PhD
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Michael T. Ledet MD
Preventive Care & Sleep Medicine
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Charles S. Markle MD
Board Certified Neurologist
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James Moises MD
Assistant Clinical Professor of Neuroscience and Medicine Board Certified Emergency Medicine
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Richard F. Mestayer, III M.D.
Board Certified Psychiatry and Neurology
Candice Knight MD, MPH
Board Certified Integrative Holistic Medicine
Candice Knight, MD is the founder of Knight Integrative Medicine. As a native of south Louisiana, she is committed to serving her patients and her community with the tools and training she has received in integrative and functional medicine. Dr. Knight is certified by the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.
She is a certified physician with the Institute for Functional Medicine and is in fellowship training for regenerative and functional medicine with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.
Donald S. Gervais Jr. MD
Board Certified Neurologist
Dr. Gervais was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana where he attended Louisiana State University from which he received his Doctor of Medicine degree in 1995 and was elected to the prestigious medical honor society, AOA.
Dr. Gervais’ postgraduate training, at Louisiana State University Medical Center and Hospital Bicetre in Paris, included an internship in medicine, a residency in neurology, and a fellowship in neurophysiology and neuromuscular disease.
He has been active in various clinical trials and has helped to develop new teaching tools for doctors around the United States.
He serves as Medical Director of the Research and Development division of Southeast Neuroscience Center.
Michael Happel MD
Board Certified Neurologist
Dr. Happel was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana and attended medical school at Louisiana State University.
Dr. Happel completed his postgraduate training at Louisiana State University and Earl K Long Hospital Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center (New Orleans) – Clinical Neurophysiology.
Dr. Happel is board certified in Neurology, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and practices at the prestigious Northlake Neurological Institute at East Jefferson Hospital in New Orleans.
Dr. Ross Grant PhD
Dr. Ross Grant, is Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Sydney Medical School, Biochemical Pharmacologist in the School of Medical Sciences, UNSW and CEO of the Australasian Research Institute at Sydney Adventist Hospital.
Dr. Grant’s research is focused on the role of oxidative stress and changes in NAD+ metabolism and how these influence cellular degeneration, particularly in the brain and central nervous system. A related interest is in the effect of exposure to novel nutritional components, such as polyphenols, on human cellular response to oxidative stress, with a goal of detecting and correcting early degenerative biochemical changes associated with age-related degenerative disease.
With more than fifty published articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals and two book chapters, Dr. Grant is a productive author in the field of neurodegeneration, oxidative stress, inflammation and NAD metabolism. He is on the editorial boards of several journals including, Annals of Translational Medicine, the International Journal of Tryptophan Research, International Journal of Child Health and Nutrition and Journal of Nutrition Pharmacology and Neurological Disease.
He has presented over sixty research papers at scientific and medical conferences, and is regularly invited to speak at public and professional seminars each year.
Dr. Grant is a board member of Nutrition Australia and a member of the Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR), Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA), Australian Diseases Management Association (ADMA) and Australian Society of Lifestyle Medicine Association (ASLM).
Michael T. Ledet MD
Preventive Care & Sleep Medicine
Dr. Ledet is the Director of Preventive Care & Sleep Medicine in Mobile Alabama, primarily managing patients with Lipid and Sleep disorders. He is board certified in Family Medicine, Sleep Medicine, and Lipidology. He has been the Medical Director of the Southeast Regional Center for Sleep/Wake Disorders at Springhill Medical Center for the past 30 years. He also serves as an investigator at Coastal Clinical Research.
He received his BS from the University of Alabama and his MD from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine. He finished his Family Medicine residency at Tallahassee Regional Medical Center. He serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at USACOM.
Dr. Ledet’s clinical and research interests include evaluating and treating patient’s cardiovascular risk factors. He has also enjoyed evaluating and treating all types of sleep disorders for the past 30 years. He appreciates the association between vascular disease and sleep disorders and now lectures on this subject in the southeast US. His article titled, “Sleeping Away Diabetic Complications” was published in Practical Diabetology, 2010.
Charles S. Markle MD
Board Certified Neurologist
Internship in Internal Medicine & Residency in Neurology University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
James Moises MD
Assistant Clinical Professor of Neuroscience and Medicine Board Certified Emergency Medicine
Dr. Moises was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana and attended medical school at Louisiana State University.
He received his medical degree in 1994 from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans and has been in practice for more than 20 years. Dr. Moises specializes in Cerebral Ischemia and Traumatic Brain Injury.
Richard F. Mestayer, III M.D.
Board Certified Psychiatry and Neurology
In his 39-year career as a practicing physician at Ochsner of New Orleans, Dr. Mestayer helped countless men and women overcome chemical dependencies, traumatic stress, depression, anxiety, panic, and affective personality disorders. For the past 16 years since retiring from Ochsner, as medical director of Springfield Wellness Center in Springfield, Louisiana, Dr. Mestayer has worked with an infinite number of patients administering NAD/BR+ demonstrating impressive results in the detoxification of substance abuse patients, as well as restorative brain properties for patients with PTSD, anxiety and depression. In 2014, Dr. Mestayer established BR+ MD Consultants where he is the sole proprietor, medical director and primary instructor of training to physicians all around the country for the use and implementation of NAD protocols. Since May of 2016, Dr. Mestayer has also served as founding board member, medical director and researcher of NAD Research, Inc.
Myetin®
Myetin® is a chewable, orally dissolving tablet combining High-Dose Biotin and NAD+ scientifically formulated to support nerve health.
Each Myetin® chewable tablet contains:
- 150mg of D-Biotin
- 25mg of NAD+
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How can I purchase Myetin®?
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What are the ingredients in Myetin®?
D-Biotin is a naturally occurring form of the B vitamin, Biotin, that assists in many functions throughout the body. D-Biotin also acts as a nutrient that supports the production of the myelin sheath through the production of fatty acid synthesis. Click here to read more about D-Biotin.
Myetin® also contains NAD+ which is a co-enzyme found in all living cells and critical for energy production. Click here to read more about NAD+.
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Is Myetin® Expensive?
If you compare the actual doses of high dose biotin & NAD+ found in other products, we believe that you’ll find Myetin® to be an excellent value!
If you’re comparing labels, remember to pay close attention as some products sell biotin in micrograms (mcg) which is a fraction of a milligram (mg). Myetin® contains 150 mg of high dose biotin & 25 mg of NAD+ per dose! Click here to read more about biotin product labels.
Other products which appear to include NAD+ may not include NAD+ as the active ingredient. Click here to understand more about NAD+ labels & supplementation.
Also, you can bundle & save with Myetin® when you order more than 1 bottle. In fact, you can get free shipping and save 18% when you order 3 months or more.
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When should I expect to begin feeling the benefits of taking Myetin®?
Also, you can bundle & save with Myetin® when you order more than 1 bottle. In fact, you can get free shipping and save 18% when you order 3 months or more.
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Are there any Myetin® studies available?
Yes, there are case studies that are available under the Science section of this website. We are also conducting extensive pilot trials with practicing physicians that will help determine the benefits of Myetin® for their patients with neurodegenerative diseases.
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How will Myetin® help me?
At Avior Nutritionals, we believe our products are best utilized under the direction and care of a physician. Your physician can decide when to use Myetin®, either in place of or alongside therapies you are currently taking. Our team works directly with physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants to provide education on Myetin®. Please consult with your healthcare professional today and see if Myetin® is right for you.
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Is Myetin® regulated by the FDA?
Myetin® and its statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. However, Myetin® is manufactured in an FDA approved facility, under current good manufacturing practices standards (cGMP).
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How much biotin is too much per day?
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How much biotin can you take in a single day?
Research has shown there is no “maximum” dose of biotin. Read this page to find out more about appropriate dosages depending on your use of biotin.
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Can I take Myetin®️ with other MS medications?
Consult with your healthcare provider to determine what’s best for you. Click here to read more about what’s inside Myetin®️.
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Will Myetin®️ Affect My Thyroid Test Results?
Myetin®️ contains 150mg of D-Biotin in each dose and is recommended to be taken twice daily, giving 300mg as the daily dosage.
With this much intake of biotin, some research has suggested that certain medical tests, such as those given for thyroid function, may be impacted.
Click here to read more information on the science behind this question.