What Is NAD+?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every living cell. It plays a central role in energy metabolism, DNA repair, cellular signaling, and gene expression. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, and by age 50, most people have roughly half the NAD+ they had at 20.
This decline is linked to accelerated aging, reduced cognitive function, decreased energy, impaired recovery, and increased susceptibility to age-related diseases. NAD+ therapy directly replenishes these levels to restore optimal cellular function.
How It Works
NAD+ therapy delivers this essential coenzyme directly into your system, bypassing the digestive process for maximum bioavailability. The treatment supports cellular health through multiple pathways:
- Activates sirtuins, proteins that regulate aging, inflammation, and metabolism
- Enhances mitochondrial function for improved cellular energy production
- Supports DNA repair mechanisms that slow biological aging
- Improves neurotransmitter production for better focus, mood, and mental clarity
- Accelerates recovery from physical exertion, illness, and oxidative stress
What to Expect
NAD+ can be administered via IV infusion or subcutaneous injection depending on your protocol. IV infusions typically take 2–4 hours and deliver high-dose NAD+ directly to the bloodstream. Subcutaneous injections offer a more convenient at-home option.
Many patients report improved mental clarity and energy within the first session. Cumulative benefits build over a series of treatments, with most protocols recommending an initial loading phase followed by monthly maintenance.
Who Is It For?
NAD+ therapy is ideal for adults experiencing age-related cognitive decline, chronic fatigue, slow recovery, or anyone seeking proactive longevity and anti-aging interventions. It’s also used by high-performers and athletes looking to optimize recovery and mental performance.