How does NAD+ Drip therapy work?

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a crucial chemical and coenzyme naturally present in the body, but its levels decline over time. This decline impacts numerous biological processes, including metabolism and cellular repair.

By flooding the body with NAD+, we can kickstart its repair mechanisms naturally and safely through a process known as mitophagy. This process rejuvenates mitochondria, the cell's powerhouses responsible for generating ATP energy—the fundamental fuel for all biological processes.

NAD+ IV Drip Therapy optimizes cellular functions, boosting energy levels, DNA repair, metabolism, immunity and digestion.

As we age, declining NAD+ levels impair mitochondrial function, leading to decreased energy levels and health issues. Injecting NAD+ directly into the bloodstream ensures direct absorption, making it more effective than oral ingestion.

NAD+ therapy boosts energy, mental clarity, and health, especially for those facing fatigue, brain fog, or aging effects by supporting cellular function and well-being.

The duration depends on the dosage:

• 250mg-500mg: 1.5 to 2 hours

• 750mg-1000mg: 2 to 3 hours

NAD+ therapy is generally well-tolerated, but some clients may experience temporary flushing, mild discomfort, or nausea during the infusion. These effects are normal and usually subside quickly.

Frequency depends on your health goals. For maximum results, a series of infusions may be recommended, followed by maintenance sessions every 4-6 weeks.

Before - Please ensure you are hydrated before attending your appointment.

It is also important to eat a snack before your intravenous infusion or NAD+ therapy.

It is advised not to have treatment on an empty stomach.

Please avoid oral supplementation on the day of your treatment & discuss with nursing staff when to recommence.

After - We encourage you to drink 1 - 2 litres of water after your IV infusion appointment.

Keep your IV dressing in place for at least 1 hour after infusion and avoid any heavy lifting with that arm.

Please monitor site for any bruising or swelling, if you experience any of these symptoms please apply a cold pack to the site.

Although very unlikely, should you experience any signs of infection, or if you have any concerns post your infusion, please contact us or your GP.

Signs of infection may include:

Fever or chills. Redness, swelling, discharge or pain at the IV site.