NAD+
Ever wish you could restore your natural energy, mental clarity, and youthful vitality?
Your body produces a powerful molecule that supports these functions, but its levels naturally decline over time. NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is an essential coenzyme found in every cell and plays a vital role in cellular metabolism and energy production. Often described as the “spark” that keeps cells functioning efficiently, NAD+ supports the processes that allow your body to generate energy, repair damage, and maintain balance. NAD+ is central to mitochondrial function, DNA repair, and cellular communication. It helps convert nutrients into ATP, the body’s primary source of energy, activates enzymes associated with healthy aging, and supports the repair of cellular damage caused by stress and environmental factors. As NAD+ levels decrease with age, many individuals experience fatigue, brain fog, reduced endurance, and slower recovery. This natural decline can impact the body’s ability to maintain optimal cellular performance and resilience.
At The IV Garden, NAD+ can be administered through intravenous (IV) infusion or intramuscular (IM) injection, depending on your goals and treatment plan.
IV therapy delivers NAD+ directly into the bloodstream through a slow, controlled infusion for maximum absorption and cellular uptake. These sessions typically last several hours and are ideal for clients seeking more intensive support.
Intramuscular injections provide a faster, more convenient option for ongoing maintenance. Administered directly into the muscle, these brief treatments take only a few minutes and offer steady, supportive benefits.
Your provider will help determine the best method based on your individual needs and wellness goals. This therapy may support improved energy, cognitive function, metabolic health, recovery, and healthy aging, helping you feel revitalized from the inside out.
NAD+ Frequently Asked Questions
Because NAD+ infusions can feel different from traditional IV therapies, we encourage all clients to review the information below. These FAQs cover what to expect during treatment, how NAD+ works in the body, and how we tailor dosing to support both comfort and effectiveness.
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NAD+ IV therapy may help support your body’s natural energy, focus, and resilience as
you age. Many clients seek NAD+ therapy to boost energy levels, reduce fatigue,
improve mental clarity, and support a healthy metabolism. It may also help promote
healthier skin, reduce inflammation, and support cellular repair. By restoring this
essential coenzyme, NAD+ therapy can help you feel more refreshed, balanced, and
energized from the inside out.
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NAD+ therapy is generally well tolerated when administered by trained medical
professionals. Some clients may experience mild, temporary side effects such as
nausea, headache, flushing, warmth, or a feeling of pressure during or shortly after
treatment. Most side effects resolve quickly and can often be minimized by adjusting the
infusion rate and staying well hydrated. Clients are encouraged to communicate any
discomfort during treatment so providers can ensure optimal comfort and safety.
Mild soreness, redness, or bruising at the injection site may also occur. Less commonly,
individuals may experience vein irritation with IV therapy or mild skin reactions. Allergic
reactions are rare but possible.
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NAD+ dosing is personalized based on your goals, experience, and tolerance. For IV
infusions, most clients begin with 250 mg to 500 mg, infused slowly over 2 to 4 hours.
After multiple sessions, doses may be gradually increased up to 1,000 mg as tolerated.
Many clients start with an initial series of treatments to build cellular NAD+ levels,
followed by periodic maintenance sessions.
For subcutaneous or intramuscular injections, dosing typically starts at a low level and is
gradually increased over time. Your provider at The IV Garden will recommend the
safest and most effective dosage based on your individual needs and medical history.
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NAD+ therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. Individuals with active cancer,
especially hormone-sensitive cancers such as breast or prostate cancer, should
generally avoid NAD+ therapy unless it has been specifically approved by their
oncologist. People with severe liver or kidney disease, as well as those who are
pregnant or breastfeeding, should also avoid NAD+ treatment due to limited safety data.
