NAD+ Therapy Injections
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every cell, and your body uses it to turn food into energy. Levels naturally fall as we age. Our NAD+ injections are a convenient way to supplement it.
The molecule behind your cells' energy
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) helps the mitochondria, your cells' power plants, produce energy. It also plays a part in DNA repair and the body's normal stress response.
Research shows NAD+ levels decline with age. Patients come to us for NAD+ to support energy, mental clarity and healthy aging. Research is still evolving, and your provider will help you set realistic expectations.
We give NAD+ as a quick injection rather than a long IV drip, which saves you hours in a chair.
What patients like about it
- Quick injections with no multi-hour IV
- May support energy and mental focus
- Fits into a healthy-aging routine
- Can complement weight loss programs
- Supervised by a licensed provider
How it works
Consult
We review your health history and wellness goals.
Your plan
Your provider recommends a dose and schedule.
Injections
Quick visits in office, or at home with guidance where appropriate.
Who is a good candidate?
- Want support for energy and focus
- Are interested in healthy-aging strategies
- Prefer injections over long IV sessions
- Are already working on nutrition, sleep and activity
May not be right for you if you
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Have an active cancer diagnosis without your oncologist's approval
Frequently asked questions
What does an NAD+ injection feel like?
Some people feel brief warmth, flushing or mild nausea during or after the injection. These usually pass quickly.
How often are injections given?
Schedules vary. Many people start with more frequent doses and then move to maintenance. Your provider will personalize it.
Is NAD+ the same as niacin (B3)?
Niacin is a precursor your body can use to make NAD+. Giving NAD+ directly bypasses some of those conversion steps.