NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in every cell of the body and plays an essential role in cellular energy production and metabolism.
NAD+ levels naturally decline with age and may also be affected by stress, sleep, lifestyle, and other factors. NAD+ therapy delivers NAD+ directly into the body, bypassing the digestive system.
It’s a wellness treatment designed to support cellular function, energy metabolism, recovery, and overall well-being as part of a personalized treatment plan.
What Makes NAD+ Unique?
Supports cellular energy production and metabolism Helps replenish NAD+ levels that naturally decline with age Supports healthy cellular function and repair processes May support energy and recovery as part of a personalized wellness plan Plays a role in brain and nervous system function Supports healthy aging at the cellular level Works from within by supporting essential cellular processes
Everything You Need to Know About NAD+
How NAD+ Therapy Works
A personalized treatment plan is created based on your wellness goals.
NAD+ is administered directly into the body, typically through an IV infusion or injection.
NAD+ becomes available to support essential cellular processes, including energy metabolism.
Your provider may recommend a single treatment or a series of sessions depending on your individual needs.
The goal: support cellular energy, recovery, and overall wellness from within.
What NAD+ Supports NAD+ plays an important role in:
Cellular energy production
Healthy metabolism
Normal cellular repair processes
Brain and nervous system function
Physical recovery
Healthy cellular function as we age
Overall wellness and vitality
What to Expect
Treatment time: Depends on the method and dosage; IV sessions typically take longer than injections - up to 2 hours
Comfort: You may feel temporary warmth, flushing, nausea, or abdominal discomfort during administration
Downtime: Typically minimal
After treatment: Most patients can return to their normal routine
Treatment plan: Frequency and number of sessions are personalized based on your goals and provider recommendations
Who Is a Good Candidate? NAD+ therapy may be considered for patients who:
Want to support cellular energy and metabolism
Are interested in a proactive healthy-aging and wellness approach
Want additional support for physical recovery
Experience demanding or high-stress lifestyles
Want to incorporate NAD+ into a broader wellness routine
Prefer a personalized treatment plan based on their individual needs
Stay well hydrated after your NAD+ treatment.
Eat a balanced meal and avoid skipping meals after your session.
Resume normal activities as tolerated; downtime is typically minimal.
Avoid strenuous exercise if you feel tired, lightheaded, or nauseous.
Mild redness, tenderness, or bruising may occur at the injection or IV site.
Avoid rubbing or putting pressure on the treatment area for several hours.
Follow any personalized instructions from your provider, especially if NAD+ is part of a treatment series.
Contact your provider if you experience persistent or worsening symptoms after treatment.
NAD+ therapy is generally well tolerated, but possible side effects may include:
Nausea or stomach discomfort
Headache or dizziness
Flushing or feeling warm
Fatigue
Muscle cramping or chest tightness, particularly if an IV infusion is administered too quickly
Redness, tenderness, bruising, or swelling at the IV or injection site
Rare allergic or hypersensitivity reactions
Many infusion-related symptoms can improve when the infusion rate is slowed or paused. Your provider will monitor your response and adjust treatment as needed.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme naturally found in the body that plays an important role in cellular energy metabolism and other essential cellular processes.
NAD+ therapy is used as a wellness treatment to support cellular energy, metabolism, recovery, and healthy cellular function.
NAD+ may be administered through an IV infusion or injection, depending on your treatment plan.
Treatment time varies depending on the method, dosage, and individual tolerance. IV NAD+ is typically administered gradually and may take longer than an injection.
There is no universal treatment schedule. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your individual goals, medical history, and response to treatment.
Typically, there is little to no downtime, and most patients can return to their normal routine after treatment.
Some patients may experience temporary nausea, flushing, headache, dizziness, fatigue, or discomfort at the IV/injection site. IV-related symptoms may be more noticeable when NAD+ is administered too quickly.
Experiences vary from person to person. Some patients report changes shortly after treatment, while others may notice them gradually with a series of sessions.
Yes. Depending on your goals and medical history, your provider may incorporate NAD+ into a personalized wellness plan alongside other appropriate therapies.