NAD+ is a coenzyme necessary for all cellular functioning. It is an important component in DNA repair. NAD+ is thought to be a “fountain of youth” molecule due to these properties. Our NAD+ levels naturally decline as we age. 

Increased energy, increased visual acuity, clearing of the skin, decreased inflammation, sleep benefits, increased oxygenation, improved physical performance and many more.


Common side effects are nausea and chest tightness. We advise you to eat a meal before your infusion and have snacks during. Other side effects can occur as well including but not limited to light headedness, chest pressure, shortness of breath, feeling of heaviness in the legs, headache, congestion. These side effects occur during the infusion but stop once the infusion is done. The drip of the IV is slowed to ensure comfort (hence the longer duration of the IV). The symptoms are only present during the IV.

Plan to block out 1.5-3 hours the first time you get an NAD+ infusion. This is due to the common side effects which dictates how fast or slow the infusion can be run.

We highly recommend your first experience with NAD+ be an IV. It’s important to get the levels in your system up (fill the bolus) before doing shots. The best results are seen when people do an IV (women 250-500mg, men 500-750mg) for their first NAD+ experience.

For IV: 250-750mg. For IM: 100-200mg

NAD+ requires a consultation with one of our nurses for medical clearance before it can be given.