NAD + INFUSION THERAPY

What is it and what does it do?

Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide (NAD+)

NAD+ (also shown as NADH) is one of the most critical coenzymes that exists in every living cell within your body. Generally, a coenzyme is a small, organic molecule (typically a vitamin) that binds to an enzyme (a protein) and provides a catalyst to create a reaction. In the case of NAD+ specifically, this Vitamin B3 coenzyme is essential to energy metabolism and to maintaining proper cell function. Every cell in the human body relies on NAD+ for the proper functioning of our mitochondria (the power plants in our cells). In short, NAD+ enables the body to take molecules from food and donate them to the mitochondria to be utilized as energy.

Recent research suggests that NAD+ also appears to help sirtuins (a class of proteins that regulate cellular health) do their job. Among their many important functions, sirtuins are responsible for regulating biological pathways, turning genes on and off and protecting cells from age-related decline. NAD+ increases the activity of specific sirtuins that encourage the formation of new mitochondria and helps maintain the length of telomeres (the end caps on DNA strands) which are associated with physical longevity.

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Improve Mental Clarity and Cognition

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Improve Natural Energy Levels

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Increase Cellular Repair Rate

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Improve Physical Performance

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Improve Neuro Regeneration

***NAD+ INFUSION NOT INCLUDED IN THE LEGENDARY IV PASS*** MEMBERS SIGNED UP FOR LEGENDARY IV PASS DO RECEIVE 15% OFF NAD+ INFUSIONS.

Why do I need it?

Turn Back the Clock

As we age, NAD+ levels decrease within our bodies. In fact, by the time you are 50, you have about half the level of NAD+ that you had at age 20. Unhealthy lifestyle habits such as overeating, eating high-fat, inflammatory foods, regularly consuming alcohol and experiencing prolonged periods of stress can actually accelerate the aging process and deplete your NAD+ stores.

Periodically supplementing NAD+ to restore optimal levels through IV therapy can help. NAD+ is currently being researched in over 1,000 clinical studies. Among its most notable benefits, NAD+ is often used for:

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Slowing or decaying cognitive decline

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Fighting chronic fatigue

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Improving Mental Clarity

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Boosting cellular energy production

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Improving athletic performance and endurance

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Regenerating cells

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Supporting addiction recovery

Start Your Journey

If you are experiencing abnormal stress from life that can lead to brain fog, chronic fatigue syndrome, low energy, low endurance and low strength, then NAD+ is for you. We can work to increase your NAD+ supply directly through NAD+ IV therapy. Our licensed medical staff will answer any questions you may have about NAD+ and the process of administering it. They will then start an IV in your arm to administer the NAD+ and stay with you to monitor the treatment. NAD+ IV’s are administered at a rate comfortable to each client, which is usually 2 – 4 hours depending on how many milligrams are being administered. During your visit, you can sit back, watch a movie or a favorite show, browse social media, or even work while the treatment is in progress.

Once your NAD+ levels are replenished, your body’s processes are able to perform better as they navigate the daily challenges of aging, fighting the effects of stress, intense exercise, sleep disruption, and many other lifestyle stressors.

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Increase Mental Clarity + Cognition

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Increase Energy and Metabolism

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Anti-Aging Benefits

What can I expect to feel after an NAD+ IV Drip?

Following a NAD IV drip, you can expect to feel more energetic, clear-headed, and focused. These benefits will only improve over time.

Is there any downtime or recovery after an NAD+ drip?

Not at all! You can resume your normal activities immediately after your appointment.

How long do NAD+ IV’s take to administer?

Our IV NAD treatments typically take between 2 – 4 hours to administer per session. The number of sessions vary by individual and will be determined during your initial consultation.