NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It plays a central role in energy production, DNA repair, and cellular signaling. Levels naturally decline with age — and that decline is linked to fatigue, cognitive fog, and slower recovery.
What the Research Actually Shows
NAD+ precursor supplementation (oral NMN and NR) has shown promise in animal studies for longevity and metabolic health. Human clinical data is still emerging, but early trials show meaningful improvements in energy metabolism, muscle function, and cognitive performance in older adults.
IV delivery bypasses the gut entirely, achieving plasma levels that oral supplementation can't match. This is why IV NAD+ is used clinically rather than as a supplement.
Who It's For
NAD+ IV therapy is most commonly used for: general fatigue and low energy, cognitive performance, post-illness recovery, and as part of a broader longevity protocol. It is not a cure for anything, and we're transparent about that. It's a tool — a meaningful one when used in the right context.
What to Expect
A standard infusion runs 2–4 hours. Some patients experience mild nausea or chest tightness mid-infusion — this is normal and managed by adjusting the drip rate. Most report a noticeable improvement in energy and mental clarity within 24–48 hours.
