NAD+
NAD+ is a molecule your body already uses in every cell to help convert food into usable energy.
Boost Energy
Restore cellular energy production and feel decades younger
Reverse Aging
Activate longevity proteins and slow down the aging process
Enhance Cognition
Improve mental clarity, focus, and memory function
Pricing Details & Discounts
Pricing varies based on prescription length and whether your treatment is combined with other medications. Additional telehealth or delivery fees may apply. Contact us for a customized quote. Discounts are available for multi-month plans and multiple medications.The Fountain of Youth at the Cellular Level
NAD+ is being hailed as the most important anti-aging discovery of our time. This critical coenzyme, found in every cell of your body, is essential for energy production, DNA repair, and activating the “longevity proteins” that slow aging. Unfortunately, NAD+ levels decline by 50% between ages 40-60, leading to fatigue, cognitive decline, and accelerated aging.Experience the Difference:
“Within two weeks of starting NAD+ therapy, I had energy I hadn’t felt in 20 years. My mind is sharp, my workouts are intense, and people keep asking what I’m doing differently.” – Jennifer K., Age 52Biological Functions
- Energy Metabolism: Essential cofactor in glycolysis, citric acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation
- DNA Repair: Required for poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP) enzymes that repair DNA damage
- Sirtuin Activation: Serves as substrate for sirtuin enzymes (longevity proteins) that regulate aging processes
- Cellular Signaling: Involved in calcium signaling and cyclic ADP-ribose production
- Circadian Rhythm: Plays a role in maintaining cellular circadian clocks
- Mitochondrial Function: Critical for mitochondrial biogenesis and function
Why Your NAD+ Levels Are Declining
Natural Decline:
- NAD+ levels decrease by ~50% between ages 40-60
- Reduced NAD+ biosynthesis enzymes
- Increased NAD+ consumption by DNA repair enzymes
- Decreased efficiency of mitochondrial respiration
The Devastating Effects:
- Chronic fatigue and low energy
- Impaired DNA repair capacity
- Decreased sirtuin activity
- Mitochondrial dysfunction
- Accelerated aging and disease risk
The Aging Crisis:
By age 50, you have half the NAD+ you had at 20. This dramatic decline is directly linked to why you feel older, tire easier, and struggle with the energy you once had.Transform Your Life with NAD+ Therapy
Metabolic Revival:
- Dramatically improved energy levels
- Enhanced fat burning and metabolism
- Better glucose control
- Increased exercise capacity
- Natural weight management support
Anti-Aging Miracles:
- Activated longevity pathways
- Enhanced DNA repair
- Improved skin health and appearance
- Slower cellular aging
- Increased lifespan potential
Clinical Breakthrough:
Harvard studies show that boosting NAD+ can reverse aspects of aging in human cells, with participants reporting 60% increases in NAD+ levels and dramatic improvements in energy and vitality.Administration Methods
Intravenous (IV):
- Direct bioavailability
- Rapid cellular uptake
- Typical dose: 250-500mg
- Professional administration required
Subcutaneous:
- Good bioavailability
- Self-administration possible
- Lower doses than oral
- Gradual absorption
Oral Precursors:
- Nicotinamide Riboside (NR)
- Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN)
- Variable bioavailability
- Convenient daily dosing
Clinical Research
Human Studies:
- Nicotinamide riboside supplementation increased NAD+ levels by 60% in healthy adults
- Improved insulin sensitivity in prediabetic individuals
- Enhanced mitochondrial function in older adults
- Potential cardiovascular benefits in small trials
Preclinical Research:
- Extended lifespan in various animal models
- Improved cognitive function and neuroprotection
- Enhanced muscle function and exercise capacity
- Protection against age-related metabolic decline
Safety and Side Effects
Generally Well-Tolerated:
- NAD+ is naturally occurring in the body
- Minimal side effects in clinical trials
- No serious adverse events reported
- Safe profile in healthy adults
Mild Side Effects:
- Mild nausea (with high oral doses)
- Flushing (with IV administration)
- Fatigue (rare, usually temporary)
- Headache (uncommon)
Considerations
- Individual Response: Effects may vary based on baseline NAD+ levels and individual metabolism
- Timing: Some evidence suggests morning administration may be optimal for circadian rhythm support
- Lifestyle Factors: Exercise, caloric restriction, and adequate sleep naturally support NAD+ levels
- Quality: Choose pharmaceutical-grade NAD+ from reputable compounding pharmacies
- Monitoring: Regular assessment of energy levels, sleep quality, and overall well-being