NAD+ Therapy

NAD refers to nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is one of a few coenzymes found in all living cells. NAD and NAD+ occur naturally in your body. They play a major role in the chemical process of generating energy.

NAD+ is needed for the basic biological processes that make living possible, from DNA maintenance to metabolism. Without NAD+, nothing can live, and low levels can lead to negative health consequences. Unfortunately, levels of NAD+ decline as you age.

NAD+ causes two general sets of reactions in the human body:

    • It helps turn nutrients into energy, playing an essential role in metabolism.
    • It works as a helper molecule for proteins, regulating other types of biological activity.

Processes like these are critical since they help with regulating circadian rhythms and oxidative stress while also maintaining DNA health.

What are the benefits of NAD+?

    • Improved overall well-being
    • Anti-aging
    • Stronger athletic performance
    • Increased energy
    • Boost metabolism
    • Reduce pain
    • Maximize brain power
    • Improved mood
    • DNA repair

What’s the procedure like?

Before Your NAD+ Infusion

    • Eat normally – it’s good to have something in your stomach to prevent nausea
    • Take medications normally
    • Wear comfortable clothing that allows us to access your forearm
    • Be prepared with a book or device to watch a video or play a game – the infusion can take 1-3 hours

During Your NAD+ Infusion

    • Your nurse will explain the procedure and prepare the area
    • Your nurse will insert the IV – you will feel a quick pinch during insertion, and possibly some pressure where the tube is inserted.
    • The NAD+ will drip over the course of 1-3 hours (depending on the dose.)
    • During the infusion, you may feel some abdominal heaviness or mild cramping, mild nausea, and some “heaviness” in your legs. These sensations are completely normal and they stop instantly when the drip is slowed or stopped. The slower the drip, the more comfortable the experience, which is why it can take a couple hours for some people.
    • Tell your RN to adjust your drip if you want to go slower, or also if you want to speed up & muscle through the sensations of the NAD+ getting to work.

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