NAD+ THERAPY
What is NAD+ Therapy?
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a vital coenzyme found in every cell of the body, playing a key role in energy production, DNA repair, and overall cellular function. However, as we age, NAD+ levels naturally decline, which can contribute to fatigue, brain fog, decreased metabolism, and other signs of aging.
NAD+ therapy involves administering this essential coenzyme directly into the bloodstream through an IV infusion or injection, allowing for maximum absorption and effectiveness. By replenishing NAD+ levels, this therapy helps enhance energy, improve brain function, support metabolism, promote cellular repair, and optimize overall wellness. Many individuals turn to NAD+ therapy for its potential benefits in anti-aging, cognitive function, athletic performance, and even addiction recovery.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF NAD+ THERAPY
Boosts Metabolism: Enhances energy production and supports healthy metabolic function.
Reduces Pain: Helps alleviate pain and promotes healing, especially in chronic conditions.
Fights Fatigue: Addresses the root cause of fatigue by replenishing cellular energy, boosting vitality.
Reduces Anxiety and PTSD: Eases symptoms of anxiety and PTSD by restoring neurotransmitter balance and regulating stress responses.
Youthful Appearance: Supports cellular health, potentially leading to more youthful skin and improved physical appearance.
Improves Fitness: Speeds muscle recovery and improves athletic performance, reducing soreness and enhancing stamina.
Maximizes Brain Power and Function: Improves focus, clarity, and cognitive function by supporting brain health and repair.
Reduces Cravings: Helps minimize cravings, especially in those recovering from addiction or stress-related disorders.
Improves Depression: Supports mood regulation by restoring energy at a cellular level.
What Does NAD+ Therapy Do?
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a vital molecule found in every cell of your body. It is a coenzyme derived from Vitamin B3 (niacin), playing a crucial role in activating enzymes that drive over 5,000 biochemical reactions. NAD+ participates in more processes than any other vitamin-derived molecule, making it essential for your overall health and well-being.
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NAD+ aids in the conversion of food into energy by acting as an electron transporter during cellular metabolism.
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A continuous supply of NAD+ is necessary to activate PARPs (poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase), which detect and repair damaged DNA.
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Sirtuins are a group of enzymes that depend on NAD+ to regulate metabolic pathways and genetic expression. Increased Sirtuin activity promotes health and longevity by enhancing metabolism, reducing inflammation, supporting cell life, and preventing neurodegeneration.
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NAD+ is involved in communication between cells. Research suggests that NAD+ and ATP (adenosine triphosphate) may help trigger immune responses when cells face stress or inflammation.
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While more research is needed, NAD+ shows potential as a neurotransmitter. It helps the enzyme pathway from tyrosine to dopamine, a process that is disrupted in conditions like Parkinson’s Disease.
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Sirtuins, which rely on NAD+, regulate various metabolic and genetic pathways. By boosting Sirtuin activity, NAD+ promotes better health, enhanced metabolism, reduced inflammation, and potentially protects against age-related cellular damage.
What to Expect During Your NAD+ IV Therapy Session
At 3:6 Wellness Clinic, we personalize your NAD+ infusion to meet your specific health needs. During the treatment, NAD+ is administered intravenously for optimal absorption. Sessions typically last between 2-4 hours, depending on the dosage. Some individuals may feel immediate benefits, while others notice improvements over the following days and weeks.
INGREDIENTS in NAD+ IV Therapy:
NAD+, Glutathione, and Mineral Blend
250 mg — $300 (2-hour infusion)
500 mg — $400 (2-3 hour infusion)
750 mg — $540 (3-4 hour infusion)
FAQs
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NAD+ therapy involves receiving an intravenous (IV) infusion that helps restore your body’s natural levels of NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide). This therapy is designed to increase energy, brain function, athletic performance, metabolism, mental clarity, and mood, offering a wide range of benefits for overall health and well-being.
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The frequency of NAD+ therapy can vary based on individual goals and needs. Some people opt for a one-time session, while others may undergo a series of treatments for optimal results. Treatments can be scheduled multiple times per week or month, depending on your desired outcome. The benefits of NAD+ therapy are more noticeable with regular treatments, so a series of sessions is often recommended for maximum benefit.
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At this time, NAD+ infusion therapy is not covered by insurance. Insurance companies typically do not cover new and innovative natural treatments like NAD+ therapy.
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Yes, NAD+ therapy is completely safe. You will receive care from our experienced medical provider and licensed nurses throughout the treatment, ensuring that you are in expert hands and can feel confident and comfortable.
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NAD+ is a vitamin supplement that is naturally produced by the body, which is why the FDA does not specifically assess NAD+ IV therapy. However, the NAD+ we use is sourced from a certified compounding pharmacy in the United States, which adheres to the highest FDA standards.
NAD+ IV THERAPY CONSULTATION
To get started with NAD+ therapy, you'll need to schedule a no-commitment consultation with our medical provider. During this visit, the provider will review your medical history and discuss your goals. You’ll have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have, and the provider will recommend NAD+ treatment protocols tailored to your needs, whether it be NAD+ IV Therapy or NAD+ IM Injections.
Once the provider ensures there are no contraindications, we will go over your recommended treatment plan, associated costs, possible discounts, and discuss the details of your treatments.
Cost of Consultation: $50.00 (No commitment required or expected - but a consultation is required before beginning NAD+ therapy.)
