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Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD+) is a vital coenzyme found in every cell of the body. It plays a crucial role in energy production, cellular repair, and metabolic function. As we age, NAD+ levels naturally decline, which can contribute to fatigue, brain fog, decreased metabolism, and overall cellular aging. 

NAD+ therapy helps restore optimal levels of this essential coenzyme, supporting cellular function and promoting overall wellness. By increasing NAD+ levels, individuals may experience:

• Improved energy and metabolism
• Enhanced cognitive function and mental clarity
• Cellular repair and anti-aging benefits
• Detoxification support
• Reduction in inflammation and oxidative stress

Anyone looking to improve energy, brain function, anti-aging benefits, or recovery from stress, illness, or physical exertion can benefit. It’s also used by athletes, individuals with chronic fatigue, and those recovering from substance use. 

•  NAD+ IV Therapy: This involves a slow infusion of NAD+ directly into the bloodstream, allowing for a steady and controlled absorption. The IV method delivers higher doses, often combined with other vitamins and fluids, leading to more sustained benefits such as improved energy, mental focus, and cellular regeneration.
• NAD+ Injections: A quick and convenient alternative, NAD+ injections are administered intramuscularly, providing a more immediate boost in NAD+ levels. While not as long-lasting as IV therapy, injections offer a fast and effective way to support energy, recovery, and wellness on the go.

A typical NAD+ IV infusion takes between 1.5 to 4 hours, depending on the dose and individual tolerance. 

 Some people experience increased energy and mental clarity within hours of their first session, while others may notice gradual improvements over several sessions. 

The frequency depends on individual goals. Some start with multiple sessions per week, then transition to maintenance doses once or twice a month. 

Side effects are rare but may include temporary nausea, headaches, flushing, or mild discomfort during the IV infusion. Slowing the infusion rate can often minimize these effects. 

 Yes, NAD+ therapy is generally considered safe when administered by trained professionals. It uses a naturally occurring coenzyme already present in the body.